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Why is it "crazy"? They are a sovereign nation.

• pertymcpert 9y ago
  So any action by a sovereign nation can always be described as "sane" or "reasonable"?
  • dogruck 9y ago
    To me, calling them "crazy" is insulting to their culture and people. For the label to be justified, you'd have to argue the action contributes to ruin. For example, I think the Venezuelan leadership has made crazy decisions that are being borne out now. But, I would not put a ban on BBQ in that same category.
    • pertymcpert 9y ago
      No you don't have to argue that, what on earth are you talking about? Good god... Look at the way the word is used in this context. "Crazy regulatory..." That doesn't insult the culture or people, that's specifically talking about regulations. It's widely accepted that laws can be "crazy", i.e. silly, stupid, unreasonable, in every country. It's not a personal attack on the people. Contributed to ruin...wow
• kobeya 9y ago
  That gives them the right to do crazy things. That doesn’t stop it from being crazy.