Deregulation?

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"Trump administration finalizes rule allowing fewer inspectors at pork plants"

"Pork plants will have their products looked over in less time by fewer inspectors under a rule finalized Tuesday by the Department of Agriculture (USDA)."

“The new rule would remove 40 percent of government food safety inspectors from the pig slaughter plants, turning their tasks over to plant operators with no required training, and allow plants to aggressively increase their already breakneck line speeds to process more hogs per hour — and increase profits"

"The USDA’s Office of the Inspector General has already opened a probe into whether the agency concealed information and used flawed data on worker safety when evaluating the new hog inspection system."

https://thehill.com/policy/energy-en...at-pork-plants

It seems regularly we see these supposed unnecessary regulations subtly being abandoned by the Trump Administration, whether it is fiduciary rules, class action lawsuits, wetland requirements, emissions rollbacks, endangered species, water polution standards, etc, they all seem to be aimed at appeasing special interests groups as we see here so they can maximize profits

Trump calls it deregulation, and throws around the expected cliches about reducing hurdles to create jobs yada yada yada, but in reality, it is largely the loss of consumer protections, and seemingly so that someone else can turn a buck

Just Trump's version of "draining the swamp," seems he ain't the only one looking to profit off of a Trump Presidency

[evince]

he is delivering the chaos Putin ordered him to cause in the USA

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"Trump administration finalizes rule allowing fewer inspectors at pork plants"
"Pork plants will have their products looked over in less time by fewer inspectors under a rule finalized Tuesday by the Department of Agriculture (USDA)."

What do Food inspectors do? Do you know?

Why would food processors want to poison or even kill their customers?

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What do Food inspectors do? Do you know?

Why would food processors want to poison or even kill their customers?

Lets see, perhaps inspect finished products to make sure them meet established standards before being available for public consumption

Who said they wanted to "poison or even kill their customers," cigarette companies never wanted to "poison or kill their customers" either, but one can increase profits without the required precautions necessary to meet established standards

[Adolf_Twitler]

Donald Trump is not going to be happy until California has burned to the ground, we are all drinking piss water, and flushing our toilets into the nearest river.

Donald Trump is worse on our environment than any hurricane, tornado, fire, or flood.

Why? For one, he knows the environment is a major concern for Democrats, and two, most of the Environmental protections we now have were put in place by Democrat presidents and legislators and he wants to end anything ever put in place by Democrats just to please his Leg-Humpers.

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Lets see, perhaps inspect finished products to make sure them meet established standards before being available for public consumption

WRONG; they inspect the entire process from start to finish to ensure there is no contamination. However, they are only able to inspect a tiny fraction of the facilities out there that they are responsible for inspecting. In many cases, they contract it out to the States. And in many of those cases, the States fail to do inspections.

Who said they wanted to "poison or even kill their customers,"

Then why do we need FDA inspections?

cigarette companies never wanted to "poison or kill their customers" either,

Cigareete companies are not food processors dumbass. You love to flail and deflect don't you, you dishonest hack.

but one can increase profits without the required precautions necessary to meet established standards

One does not increase one's profits by placing their customers at risk.

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Donald Trump is not going to be happy until California has burned to the ground, we are all drinking piss water, and flushing our toilets into the nearest river.

LIE and LAME.

Donald Trump is worse on our environment than any hurricane, tornado, fire, or flood.

LIE and LAME.

Why? For one, he knows the environment is a major concern for Democrats, and two, most of the Environmental protections we now have were put in place by Democrat presidents and legislators and he wants to end anything ever put in place by Democrats just to please his Leg-Humpers.

LIE and LAME. Not only are you NEVER right, but you are incapable of posting anything that isn't a LIE or that isn't LAME.

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WRONG; they inspect the entire process from start to finish to ensure there is no contamination. However, they are only able to inspect a tiny fraction of the facilities out there that they are responsible for inspecting. In many cases, they contract it out to the States. And in many of those cases, the States fail to do inspections.



Then why do we need FDA inspections?



Cigareete companies are not food processors dumbass. You love to flail and deflect don't you, you dishonest hack.



One does not increase one's profits by placing their customers at risk.

As I've said, always a trip

Wait a minute, so now inspectors don't inspect anything and what they do review has no consequences anyway, beautiful

Consequently, now you want producers to inspect their own product, kinda like the pharmaceutical industry, we can do away with the entire FDA while we're at it, those industries are just famous for their honesty and integrity

And as I said, cigarette companies, looking to make a profit, never put their customers at risk either, kinda like Purdue Pharmaceutical, they also would never do anything to put their customers at risk to produce their profits

Time for the personal insults and the corny copy and pastes

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As I've said, always a trip

Yes, apparently you are on a trip and should put down the acid before you emotionally erupt with your usual bullshit arsecheese.

Wait a minute, so now inspectors don't inspect anything and what they do review has no consequences anyway, beautiful

Do you think they inspect everything? I didn't sat don't inspect anything you dishonest hack. Why change what is being said all the time arsecheese? Because you look stupid and pathetic when you do that.

Consequently, now you want producers to inspect their own product, kinda like the pharmaceutical industry,

They already do. The reason is simple; killing your consumers is not a very smart thing to do if you want to remain profitable.

we can do away with the entire FDA while we're at it, those industries are just famous for their honesty and integrity

Pretty much; the FDA is pretty useless as their own internal reports indicate. https://oig.hhs.gov/oei/reports/oei-02-09-00430.pdf

How are they not honest and have integrity; do you have something more substantive than your typical emotional babbling?

And as I said, cigarette companies, looking to make a profit, never put their customers at risk either,

Cigarette manufacturers are not food producers. Stop trying to deflect like a dishonest jackass.

kinda like Purdue Pharmaceutical, they also would never do anything to put their customers at risk to produce their profits

What has Purdue done that is dangerous to those who buy their products?

Time for the personal insults and the corny copy and pastes

Time for more crying, lying, ranting and babbling.

Arsecheese, you seem confused. When I call you an idiot, it is not an adjective. It is a noun.

[evince]

gee what happened when we allowed the banks to self regulate under Bush?

[evince]

https://www.sec.gov/news/speech/spch398.htm


look at this jewel from 2000

[evince]

The Securities and Exchange Commission, as a matter of policy, disclaims responsibility for any private publication or statement by any of its employees. The views expressed herein are those of Ms. Richards and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Commission, the Commissioners, or other members of the Commission's staff.







\Speech by SEC Staff:
Self-Regulation in the New Era


Remarks by
Lori Richards
Director, Office of Compliance Inspections and Examinations
U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission
NRS Fall 2000 Compliance Conference
Scottsdale, Arizona
September 11, 2000

[evince]

SEC's Lori Richards to step down - pionline.com
https://www.pionline.com/article/200...LINE/907089985

Lori Richards, the SEC's first and only director of compliance inspections and examinations, plans to leave her job after more than two decades, the Securities and Exchange Commission announced.

[evince]

https://www.sec.gov/news/speech/spch398.htm


look at this jewel from 2000

V. Conclusion
I would like to leave you with this final thought. The securities industry should be proud that it has prospered and served the American investor. We should all realize that compliance, self-regulation and SEC oversight are the foundations upon which investor confidence rests. Competition among firms and among markets will be fast and furious – but in this competitive landscape, strong self-regulation will be a key to success.

http://www.sec.gov/news/speech/spch398.htm






she promoted the idea of self regulation as a great idea under Bush



then it fucked us and she resigned

[Superfreak]

"Trump administration finalizes rule allowing fewer inspectors at pork plants"

"Pork plants will have their products looked over in less time by fewer inspectors under a rule finalized Tuesday by the Department of Agriculture (USDA)."

“The new rule would remove 40 percent of government food safety inspectors from the pig slaughter plants, turning their tasks over to plant operators with no required training, and allow plants to aggressively increase their already breakneck line speeds to process more hogs per hour — and increase profits"

"The USDA’s Office of the Inspector General has already opened a probe into whether the agency concealed information and used flawed data on worker safety when evaluating the new hog inspection system."

https://thehill.com/policy/energy-en...at-pork-plants

It seems regularly we see these supposed unnecessary regulations subtly being abandoned by the Trump Administration, whether it is fiduciary rules, class action lawsuits, wetland requirements, emissions rollbacks, endangered species, water polution standards, etc, they all seem to be aimed at appeasing special interests groups as we see here so they can maximize profits

Trump calls it deregulation, and throws around the expected cliches about reducing hurdles to create jobs yada yada yada, but in reality, it is largely the loss of consumer protections, and seemingly so that someone else can turn a buck

Just Trump's version of "draining the swamp," seems he ain't the only one looking to profit off of a Trump Presidency

So, you prefer we continue with a corrupt federal agency???