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The profits one makes should not impact the number of regulations they endure. The regulations should have merit on their own and be only out of necessity for t
by blackflame7000 10y ago
The profits one makes should not impact the number of regulations they endure. The regulations should have merit on their own and be only out of necessity for the replenishment of the common goods utilized by the individual or corporation.
- SapphireSun 10y agoYou're right to some degree, but there's a practical reality too. If a regulation would make it impossible to do business, and society would like that business to continue then they'll live without the regulation even if it would be good. There's always a cost-benefit tradeoff, and good regulators work with their charges (without getting too cozy) and the public (without listening to the shrillest unsubstantiated voices) to make smart ones.
- blackflame7000 10y agoIf there were a regulation that would make it impossible to do business(the war on drugs) and society would like that business to continue (the revenue of cocaine sales were approximately 9 times that of Microsoft last year), then they'll live without the regulation (sweet where do I buy?)