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When you're debating the merits of the law in question, it doesn't seem like a valid defense to say "if they can't do business under the law then that's their f
by foota 3y ago
When you're debating the merits of the law in question, it doesn't seem like a valid defense to say "if they can't do business under the law then that's their fault".
If I say "car dealers can't sell cars that go faster than 10mph and if they go out of business then they shouldn't exist", it's clearly fallacious, and I don't see how this is any different.
- kaftoy 3y agoIt is different. Rules and laws are supposed to make sense, but the one with 10 mph is not. There are limita to 250 kph in Europe and I dont see car dealers going down. Also, for years there are emissions regulators that make life hard for auto makers, but they obey and still sell cars.
- shaftway 3y agoA law limiting top speed to 10 mph would have a massive reduction in accidents and fatalities. That makes sense to me.
- avarun 3y ago> Rules and laws are supposed to make sense Agreed. So why do none of the EU's moronic laws make sense? Most normal people are happy when they come across a useful product or service as an ad in their Instagram feed. After these laws, that won't be possible anymore for an entire continent of people.
- justapassenger 3y agoAnti-car folks will likely disagree with you that 10mph speed limit doesn't make sense.