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I had to wade through 5 pages of fluff to get to the executive summary. Then I noticed there are 138 more pages. Finally they actually just list the barriers b
by blitzar 4y ago
I had to wade through 5 pages of fluff to get to the executive summary.
Then I noticed there are 138 more pages. Finally they actually just list the barriers by state - and each state is 1-2 pages (basically repeated over and over for each of the states) - much more useful.
Included among the heinous barries to freedom to live the american dream are things like "Hand washing regulations" and "Paying Tax".
- bestcoder69 4y agoI would eat at restaurants way less if hand-washing was left up to a restaurant’s discretion. I can’t be alone in this. And I wouldn’t be alone once we saw the rise in salads containing ass-to-hand-to-food-transmitted noroviruses. But let’s say restaurant-goers power through the higher rate of stomach bugs, because the food is so worth it. There are a lot of jobs that are harder to do when you’re at home shitting[0] or, with some probability, dead. So, you have to pay the price somewhere: the business pays (fee or lower demand), the government pays (eat the cost or deal with angry citizens or angry businesses), or the consumer pays (health or foregoing restaurants) etc. But, ofc these folx rarely discuss many of the relevant trade-offs. Unless you were born yesterday, it’s obvious what they’re up to. [0]: An assumption on my part. As a coder I’d be fine :)
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