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**Ayyfjicg** · 06-01-2010, 04:17 PM

There is nothing socialist about govt regulation. All goods and services have to meet regulations. They are like laws, and law enforcement is the responsibility of govt.

Right, and it's illegal for you to kill your guests. So, why are you against having a few government agents staying at your home and searching you and your family (and/or your guests) when you get home?
I like the fact that I can go to the supermarket and buy food that meets a certain standard and is unlikely to make me sick. Same goes for resturant meals and all other goods and services. They are only as safe as regulation and enforcement requires them to be. I think you're relying on the government way too much. If the restaurant gives you bad food, they won't have many customers left. This is why two restaurants can have different food and service qualities, charge different amounts, and still operate within government regulations.

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Ayyfjicg Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 432 Senior Member	There is nothing socialist about govt regulation. All goods and services have to meet regulations. They are like laws, and law enforcement is the responsibility of govt. Right, and it's illegal for you to kill your guests. So, why are you against having a few government agents staying at your home and searching you and your family (and/or your guests) when you get home? I like the fact that I can go to the supermarket and buy food that meets a certain standard and is unlikely to make me sick. Same goes for resturant meals and all other goods and services. They are only as safe as regulation and enforcement requires them to be. I think you're relying on the government way too much. If the restaurant gives you bad food, they won't have many customers left. This is why two restaurants can have different food and service qualities, charge different amounts, and still operate within government regulations.
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