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**r7rGOhvd** · 12-06-2011, 09:53 PM

Business legislation has been a silent and not so silent partner to all my business dealings. They're not so silent on rules....but very silent when it comes to pitching in and lending a hand.

1) They tell me how much I have to pay who I hire.

2) They tell me who I can't refuse to hire.

3) They tell me what products I can and can't sale.

4) They tell me how much I'll pay them, for the honor of having them as a partner. (taxes)

5) They'll tell me who I can get to add to and expand my business.

6) They'll tax my employees, they'll tax my business, and then they'll tax me.

Total hours spent helping my business= 0.0

What about roads? Doesn't the government construct and maintain highways so you can afford fleet transportation?

What about airports? Doesn't the government regulate and support air strips for high-speed logistics?

What about satellites? Doesn't the government allow for space deposit of material to aid in communications?

C'mon man. Don't let modern business norms turn you into some sort of bicycle thief criminal.

Then you'll just be another sob story in prison and you'll talk about how you had it all but it was all taken away...

...and nobody wanted to help. It's like you were mugged with sanctions.

12-06-2011, 09:53 PM	#7
r7rGOhvd Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 458 Senior Member	Business legislation has been a silent and not so silent partner to all my business dealings. They're not so silent on rules....but very silent when it comes to pitching in and lending a hand. 1) They tell me how much I have to pay who I hire. 2) They tell me who I can't refuse to hire. 3) They tell me what products I can and can't sale. 4) They tell me how much I'll pay them, for the honor of having them as a partner. (taxes) 5) They'll tell me who I can get to add to and expand my business. 6) They'll tax my employees, they'll tax my business, and then they'll tax me. Total hours spent helping my business= 0.0 What about roads? Doesn't the government construct and maintain highways so you can afford fleet transportation? What about airports? Doesn't the government regulate and support air strips for high-speed logistics? What about satellites? Doesn't the government allow for space deposit of material to aid in communications? C'mon man. Don't let modern business norms turn you into some sort of bicycle thief criminal. Then you'll just be another sob story in prison and you'll talk about how you had it all but it was all taken away... ...and nobody wanted to help. It's like you were mugged with sanctions.
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