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no, we don't. regulations and restrictions are useful.
by Zoadian 2y ago
no, we don't. regulations and restrictions are useful.
- jycr753 2y agoSome regulations are definitely good—like food quality standards—when applied correctly and without giving a free pass to other countries (e.g., Morocco, Ukraine). But then you have bad regulations, such as NIS, salary "transparency," nuclear energy restrictions, the Digital Markets Act, the AI Act, and Farm to Fork, among others. On top of that, there’s the massive cost to taxpayers just to keep those people in Brussels.
- edhelas 2y ago[Sarcasm]
- rdm_blackhole 2y agoThis kind of blanket statements are never correct.