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"Regulating whenever something bad happens" is problematic, but it's a bit of a straw man. You should be regulating wherever people are incentivized to do bad t
by Retra 8y ago
"Regulating whenever something bad happens" is problematic, but it's a bit of a straw man. You should be regulating wherever people are incentivized to do bad things, which happens quite often when you don't offer any oversight whatsoever. Especially when you are unwilling to even regulate the reporting of misbehavior.
- dsfyu404ed 8y ago>but it's a bit of a straw man. Knee jerk legislation is not a straw man. It happens all the time. The CFAA is a knee-jerk law. Here[1] is a more recent example. [1]https://abcnews.go.com/US/ny-gov-andrew-cuomo-bans-stretch-limos-issues/story?id=60391519 https://abcnews.go.com/US/ny-gov-andrew-cuomo-bans-stretch-l... And the last paragraph of the article mentions banning long vehicles, which itself is a knee jerk response to when a drunk t-boned a limo on Long Island awhile back. I agree about regulating incentives though.