Dan Detweiler said: ↑
Tip of the iceberg.
When a weak nanny state meets smart business people, their really is no limit to how they will limit your access to choices.
The Code of Federal Regulations is 81,000 pages - I don't know how long each of the States regulations add up to.
Want to make the choice to buy lemonade from a kid in Maryland? Well, they better have a trade license.
Want to buy crayons in Colorado? The seller must comply with the law about how many must be in each box.
Want to buy cooled sodas in a liquor store in Indiana? No can do. Against the law.
Want you and three of your friends to wear a mask to a protest in NY? Illegal.
Pay someone to put makeup on you in Florida? They need a license.
Fun reading: The Cumulative Cost of Regulations | Mercatus
Just because they are doing something in a manner that is different from the traditional way of doing things shouldn't limit my access to make the choice to do it that way.
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Tip of the iceberg.
When a weak nanny state meets smart business people, their really is no limit to how they will limit your access to choices.
The Code of Federal Regulations is 81,000 pages - I don't know how long each of the States regulations add up to.
Want to make the choice to buy lemonade from a kid in Maryland? Well, they better have a trade license.
Want to buy crayons in Colorado? The seller must comply with the law about how many must be in each box.
Want to buy cooled sodas in a liquor store in Indiana? No can do. Against the law.
Want you and three of your friends to wear a mask to a protest in NY? Illegal.
Pay someone to put makeup on you in Florida? They need a license.
Fun reading: The Cumulative Cost of Regulations | Mercatus