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In reply to the discussion: Confused Hillary accidently utters line from Goldman Sachs speech while speaking in public. [View all]Atman
(31,464 posts)For instance, maybe you're starting a manufacturing business in an old warehouse alongside a river. I live in New England, we have lots of old converted mill buildings with discharge pipes which run straight into local streams and rivers. So someone buying the building might have to deal with "red tape" to prove that his business will not be discharging hazardous waste via the pipes. PIA, "Heck no! I wouldn't do that!" But how do know for sure? Inspections, impact statements, business procedures. "Red tape." Slows things down, and I'm sure the guy just wants to get his business up and running without all the paperwork and hassles.
So what is the solution? Eliminate all regulation and just trust the business? How has that worked out for us so far? Maybe a solution is to stop cutting taxes and eliminating the funds which pay for inspectors and paper pushers, make the process of regulation more efficient, not simply eliminate regulations and hope for the best.