This policy strikes me as "wishing for more wishes." I.e., regulating for more regulation. You convert a limit to no limit, which surely is not what was intended by specifying a limit.
Very good point. "Our job is to regulate, but it's too complicated. Instead of creating a kind of order, we will allow this agency to create a kind of bureaucratic chaos."
Right on! My experience with one agency, the Dept of Agriculture, was that not just the agency, but individual inspectors write their own rules and there is no appeal. These agencies do unimaginable damage.
This policy strikes me as "wishing for more wishes." I.e., regulating for more regulation. You convert a limit to no limit, which surely is not what was intended by specifying a limit.
Very good point. "Our job is to regulate, but it's too complicated. Instead of creating a kind of order, we will allow this agency to create a kind of bureaucratic chaos."
The State is like cancer. And cancer's nature is to spread. Just like the State, it must be obliterated in a way that doesn't kill the host.
That Three Felonies a Day book was eye opening. Terrifying.
Right on! My experience with one agency, the Dept of Agriculture, was that not just the agency, but individual inspectors write their own rules and there is no appeal. These agencies do unimaginable damage.