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Uh huh, nice word. And could you put some details around that, some specifics? What would our society look like, in your estimation, without regulation?
by darkteflon 3y ago
Uh huh, nice word. And could you put some details around that, some specifics? What would our society look like, in your estimation, without regulation?
- landemva 3y agoIt could look like reciprocal easements throughout the entire town and the roads. The people own the infrastructure and use legal structures to cooperate with their neighbors.
- darkteflon 3y agoThat’s a great starting point. But how would you handle it if you were on a main thoroughfare with 4.5 tonne EVs rolling through from, and to, parts unknown?
- landemva 3y agoThe easements allow other property owners to get to their houses. Everyone understands work trucks going to work at a house. A big advertising billboard truck going in circles would be trespass on my part of the "road". EV going to a residence seems to comply with easement to travel, within bridge weight limits.
- unnamed76ri 3y agoSome regulations would exist even with a smaller government. I just can’t understand all the other responses here that amount to giving the federal government even more power and having them take even more money. We already lose something like 30-40% of every dollar in various taxes and they have the power to continually devalue whatever is left through inflationary monetary policy. Just look up total inflation over the past several decades and it becomes very clear why so many are struggling just to make ends meet. And again, so many of the commenters here think giving the gov more power is the answer.