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Bans add a lot of overhead to both the agencies responsible for enforcing them and industry. Those agencies are only so large and are spread thin, sometimes the
by Night_Thastus 2y ago
Bans add a lot of overhead to both the agencies responsible for enforcing them and industry. Those agencies are only so large and are spread thin, sometimes there are 'bigger fish' they need to focus on.
I can understand waiting until there's sufficient evidence before starting that process.
- adamnemecek 2y agoOther countries manage to do this just fine.
- Night_Thastus 2y agoA lot of other countries do not have the shear mass of industries and services that the US does.
- rqtwteye 2y agoWhy would they have less? They produce food for their people.
- adamnemecek 2y agoThis trope tends to be wrong.
- bobro 2y agoEnforcing bans strikes me as a revenue generator, no?