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>Me:
>You're arguing that it would be terrific to have regulators so incredibly
>intelligent that they always knew what the correct thing to do is, and even more
>incredibly always had the integrity and moral courage to actually do it.
>Well yes it would be terrific, so would a perpetual motion machine.
Joe E. Dees <jdees0@students.uwf.edu>
>Well, writing the regulations properly
Oh OK, that solves the problem, we just write write the regulations properly.
>with knowledgeable input, say, from raw materials providers, product processors,
>waste disposal experts
I can see how their input would help the raw materials providers, the product processors, and the waste disposal experts but I can't see how it could help anyone else.
>human resource managers
What the hell is that? Sounds like a fancy name for a clerk in a employment agency.
>civil rights theorists for civrightsregs,
Oh Joy!
>and from ceo's, labor and economists for antitrustregs)
Do you actually expect to find the truth, to determine if a company should be destroyed by asking the Teamsters and CEOs from rival corporations?
>and having oversight for the regulators as well as the regulated
Wonderful, nothing adds more zip to a society than adding more red tape, but who regulates the regulators of the regulators?
One last question, many have asked you to stop quoting every line of a message when you answer it, why do you still do it?
John K Clark jonkc@att.net
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