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Ultimately every law relies on judgment calls. It’s impossible to make laws 100% clear cut in all situations.
by zeroonetwothree 4y ago
Ultimately every law relies on judgment calls. It’s impossible to make laws 100% clear cut in all situations.
- kortex 4y agoThat's no excuse for obnoxiously vague laws. Let's say, hypothetically, the premise of "save the environment" is valid. Instead of banning "tools not commonly found in the residence", which is completely open to interpretation, you could specifically ban refrigeration evacuation equipment. This is still bad (as it singles out HVAC repair folks), but it's worlds better than letting enforcers arbitrarily decide whether a vacuum pump, security torx set, tachometer, or ignition tester is verboten. Also, oil changes are specifically allowed, and they are one of the primary causes of pollution from home car tinkerers.
- akerl_ 4y agoThankfully nobody is suggesting that laws be made 100% clear cut in all situations.