Posted on 09/21/2014 6:06:15 AM PDT by Kaslin
All the State wants is control, taxes and your compliance. Period. At any cost. Your freedom? Does not matter, comrade. Welcome to the workers paradise. It will only get worse unless the productive rise up, seriously. Really.
What prompted state scrutiny? Smyth suspects a “disgruntled person”
We are told we have the right to face our accuser but in reality we don’t. It’s always some “disgruntled (anonymous)person”. We should have a right to know who the complainant is.
A law to that effect would go a long way towards reducing the “nanny” State since government employees are not usually interested in pursuing front yard gardeners or people who put up American flags or maintain a cross on a mountaintop.
Wouldn’t the same standard apply to hospital volunteers, working at for profit hospitals? After all, they are competing against other hospitals and taking jobs away from people who would do the work for pay.
Oh my!
The retirement project of my former employer is a winery and vineyard.
This will make his day!
‘A government big enough to give you everything you want, is a government big enough to take away everything that you have.’
Famous fake quote.
That’s probably not a great example to hang our “no regulation” hats on:
Laettner detailed a series of violations in the six months before the killings that led regulators to temporarily close the factory because Alexander, who took over the business when his father died in 1994, was not cooking his sausage hot enough to meet federal standards for killing bacteria.
The regulatory problems came to a head when inspectors obtained evidence — UPS shipping labels — that showed that Alexander was shipping non- inspected meat across state lines in violation of previous orders to stop.
http://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/OAKLAND-Sausage-king-goes-on-trial-for-murder-2764098.php
Like I said. More of that sort of thing needs to start happening.
I can’t pick my own turnips?
First, California would need to elect lawmakers who would let them be adults.
Before I commiserate with Smyth, who did he vote for?
I guess I'll have to put some more thought into this.
I've also been developing a passion for wine in the past year. When I volunteered to pick grapes a month ago, I was provided a nice lunch and a bottle of wine. It was a great educational experience, and it was a lot of fun.
BTW, Rachel Maddow graduated from the same HS. Fitting that they changed the mascot from a Spartan to a condom (Trojan). lol
Great question.
People still do that here? That's the logic of a six year old. Somebody else is going to have to explain your idiocy to you, I've done my part here on this fallacy.
Our neighbor on the river has about 20 A. of chestnuts. He’s been informed that labor law, insurance and certification will assure the deer get the crop. Good thing as most of the surrounding forest is torched.
(we lost about 650 ft of pipe; Woody’s had a 5 A. burn down by the river but they pounded it. Didn’t appear to get up too high)
Son, you need to get out of Cali, you’ve been there too long.
Certification for what and by whom?
But you also have to get the law makers as well. And with the Sacramento axis, that's something I would like to see.
The competition argument is ridiculous - the other wineries could also use volunteers - just like all hospitals do.
Why? It's a legitimate question. California may be essentially a single-party state, but it is still a democracy. Instead of crying about burdensome regulations, maybe they should work on changing them.
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