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So the problem is lack of enforcement, rather than lack of standards? What good does having a standard do if it's not consistently applied?
by tremon 4y ago
So the problem is lack of enforcement, rather than lack of standards? What good does having a standard do if it's not consistently applied?
- dspillett 4y ago> So the problem is lack of enforcement, rather than lack of standards? Essentially, yes. > What good does having a standard do if it's not consistently applied? They are quiet standards than the military, having the standard generally is a good thing. A military base in, local it in foreign soil, being able to exempt themselves from the standard doesn't make it a bad standard for everyone else to follow. "If captain Billy put his head in a fire, would you?" and all that. Also if the standards are eventually applied as the exemptions stop working for one reason or another, they do their job eventually which is more often than not better than never.