>You then add any regulations with a clear demonstrated need. The US has, for 300 years. I'm sure countries within the EU have an even longer history of that.

>You then add any regulations with a clear demonstrated need. The US has, for 300 years. I'm sure countries within the EU have an even longer history of that. >you're saying the baseline should be to keep regulations even if they aren't needed. No, they already proved their needs. The onus is on the new plantiffs to disprove the needs. No one's done that so far.