[BenLurkin]

"If people realize that they can perform independently and that it is much better than performing within the strictures of government regulations, they will be a heck of a lot harder to control."

[Rusty0604]

And then they were forcing g the Cajun navy to pay fees. Wow.
if this was CA or other state completely run by public employee unions it would even be worse, if that is possible.

[MeganC]

Liberals fear most the people who do not need liberals.

[Organic Panic]

Czechoslovakia?

[556x45]

‘The government deployed the police to prevent these good Samaritans that we all wish now were our own neighbors from continuing with their efforts.’

...and there are those here who still believe the police will defend their RKBA.

[jiggyboy]

“They forced people to ask for permission for the right to repair their own property.”

I’m reading this as “building permit”, and I myself just can’t pound the table for an abolition of any oversight of both licensed contractors and people claiming to be competent and honest contractors who are showing up with dollar signs in their eyes.

[sportutegrl]

My sister who lives in Central said that Red Cross is suing Central Baptist Church to get some of the money that Trump donated Central Baptist to help flood victims. She says that she cannot get approved permit to begin repairs. She has stripped the entire house and removed the sheetrock. All she has left is the studs and poured concrete foundation. The local government says that she has to raise her house several feet to get permit to repair home. How can you raise a poured concrete foundation? The outside is brick.

[WhoisAlanGreenspan?]

It's kind of ironic that this article is from zerohedge. One of the few websites that is not backwards compatible on purpose. I get by just fine without updating old browsers and operating systems across the vast majority, 99.9% but their website is basically un-viewable for me on this computer.

I've been involved with websites since before zerohedge and their writers were born, and the way it was always done was to make sure the newest stuff was cool but you didn't needlessly cut anybody out. Zerohedge is one of the few.