Deregulation Nation

[Brain357]

How much of our booming economy will you attribute to this?

Very little. For all trump has done, the booming economy is greatly exaggerated. You notice the Dow is below highs of January?

 

[BULLDOG]

How many deaths will be attributed to eliminated safety and environmental regulations?

^ needs the government tell them that putting a plastic bag over her head might not be such a good Halloween costume

It's a proven fact that reduced safety and environmental protections will cause health problems for some that would not have them otherwise, increase health problems for those that already do have them, and even increase deaths over the amount that would have been expected without the reductions. You see something funny about that?

 

[Brain357]

How many deaths will be attributed to eliminated safety and environmental regulations?

^ needs the government tell them that putting a plastic bag over her head might not be such a good Halloween costume

It's a proven fact that reduced safety and environmental protections will cause health problems for some that would not have them otherwise, increase health problems for those that already do have them, and even increase deaths over the amount that would have been expected without the reductions. You see something funny about that?

China takes economic hit as environment nears 'point of no return'

But Beijing recognizes that the situation is now dire. Air pollution killed more than 1.1 million people in China in 2015, the most in any country in the world, according to a study published this year by the U.S.-based Health Effects Institute.

 

[Dana7360]

How many deaths will be attributed to eliminated safety and environmental regulations?

Clean air and water are way overrated. Good god man, there's money to be made!!!

The only dirty water I hear about is in Flint. Who runs Flint?

Republicans do.

The republican governor took over that town. He sent in his own conservative financial managers who switched the water because it was cheaper to get water from the Flint River than from Lake Huron and Detroit River without the proper filtration system to make sure that lead wouldn't leach into the water from the pipes.

The republicans and conservatives who took over Michigan in 2011 did this. The water in Flint was fine with democrats. It became poisoned under conservative republicans.

Learn the truth and stop lying.

 

[kiwiman127]

Trump's deregulations help Corporate America and their major stockholders, while hurting workers, endangering US citizens health and driving up the cost of healthcare..
But again, Little Trumpeters are willing to again, shoot themselves in the foot, while hurting themselves and future generations.
Who benefits? The Donald Trumps of the world.
Proposed rollbacks in vehicle emission limits pose serious environmental threat
Commentary: How Trump Is Letting Businesses Steal Money From Workers
Trump's new pollution rules would cause hundreds more people to die prematurely each year, compared to the Obama plan it's designed to replace
Trump's New Power Plan Comes With a Deadly Price
Trump is dismantling rules and laws protecting millions of people. Here are the most important.
Soon America will be like this! And future generations will ask, what the fuck were naive Little Trumpsters thinking?

 

[OnePercenter]

How much of our booming economy will you attribute to this?

Deregulation screws the consumer.

 

[danielpalos]

How much of our booming economy will you attribute to this?

with our unsustainable debt? a cocaine bump would be funner.

 

[bripat9643]

How much of our booming economy will you attribute to this?

Booming for who? Some of the regs dont matter. Some are fine to repeal. Some are going to hurt millions of Americans and make things worse. Air quality for instance can be as bad as smoking. One recent reg he got rid of was requiring better adequate brakes on oil trains. Wtf kind of idiot would be against that after horrific derailings? One day you'll realize that corporations should not be allowed to make the rules because nit having conscience ir morals they will screw everyone for their profits.

So, everything was fine before the regulation was created, but now it's a catastrophe if it isn't implemented? What the fuck does "better adequate" mean? Do the newer brakes justify the cost? You enviro-wackos never demonstrate that it does. Can you demonstrate the new brakes would have prevented any derailing? When corporations are held financially responsible for screwing anyone, then they will take measures to prevent it.

If you want details on the train brakes thing go look it up.

Train derailments have caused a shit ton of damage. The government is within it's duties to require better brakes in attempt to curtail the derailments. Guess who is carries the brunt of damage and cleanup? Locals will and tax payers. These trains go interstate and move fuel so it's a combination of national concerns being addressed. Not to mention that oil and it's pre and post processing states are toxic to pretty much everything on the surface.

Assuming all the deregulations are good is as bad as assuming all regulations are good, chump.

You look it up, moron. I don't take homework assignments.

You failed to demonstrate that these brakes will prevent a single derangement. Neither did the EPA.

99% of all regulations are unnecessary and counter productive.

 

[bripat9643]

How much of our booming economy will you attribute to this?

Deregulation screws the consumer.

Regulation screws the consumer. Why do you imagine the average price of housing in California is $800,000

 

[Brain357]

How much of our booming economy will you attribute to this?

Deregulation screws the consumer.

Regulation screws the consumer. Why do you imagine the average price of housing in California is $800,000

Didn't trump just add more regulation to nafta?

 

[danielpalos]

How much of our booming economy will you attribute to this?

Deregulation screws the consumer.

Regulation screws the consumer. Why do you imagine the average price of housing in California is $800,000

caveat emptor may not work in our First World economy.

 

[CowboyTed]

How many deaths will be attributed to eliminated safety and environmental regulations?

It's been near 7 months so how many deaths have been attributed to the deregulation?

With 160m in the workforce...

that is 10,000 people per year since 1960. That was regulation...

 

[CowboyTed]

Here’s How Many People Die from Pollution Around the World

 

[OnePercenter]

How much of our booming economy will you attribute to this?

Deregulation screws the consumer.

Regulation screws the consumer. Why do you imagine the average price of housing in California is $800,000

Three reasons: Location, Location, Location.

To put it prospective for you; Housing in Toronto is more expensive than housing in Calgary.

Indices Difference
Consumer Prices in Toronto are 13.87% higher than in Calgary
Consumer Prices Including Rent in Toronto are 24.34% higher than in Calgary
Rent Prices in Toronto are 50.63% higher than in Calgary
Restaurant Prices in Toronto are 4.71% higher than in Calgary
Groceries Prices in Toronto are 22.27% higher than in Calgary
Local Purchasing Power in Toronto is 32.73% lower than in Calgary

 

[Dana7360]

How much of our booming economy will you attribute to this?

Deregulation screws the consumer.

Regulation screws the consumer. Why do you imagine the average price of housing in California is $800,000

Three reasons: Location, Location, Location.

To put it prospective for you; Housing in Toronto is more expensive than housing in Calgary.

Indices Difference
Consumer Prices in Toronto are 13.87% higher than in Calgary
Consumer Prices Including Rent in Toronto are 24.34% higher than in Calgary
Rent Prices in Toronto are 50.63% higher than in Calgary
Restaurant Prices in Toronto are 4.71% higher than in Calgary
Groceries Prices in Toronto are 22.27% higher than in Calgary
Local Purchasing Power in Toronto is 32.73% lower than in Calgary

The reason why housing prices are high in California has nothing to do with regulations.

Capitalism is the reason. Supply and demand.

The demand for housing in the state causes the prices of housing to be high.

There are good jobs in California that pay high wages. Such as Silicon Valley. So California attracts more people. Demand is high so the cost is high.

While other states that don't have the high wage jobs in don't attract many people so there's very low demand and price of real estate is lower.

 

[sartre play]

Why do we keep playing pick a side???? there are silly regulations, useless regulations, there are excellent regulations use full regulations we don't need to take an ax to regulations so company's can make more profit. Can we just look at them in terms of benefit to the general population? & make changes based on that?

 

[bripat9643]

How many deaths will be attributed to eliminated safety and environmental regulations?

It's been near 7 months so how many deaths have been attributed to the deregulation?

With 160m in the workforce...

that is 10,000 people per year since 1960. That was regulation...

Huh . . . . . dumbass. Your chart shows that the creation of OSHA had no effect on reducing workplace deaths.

 

[bripat9643]

How much of our booming economy will you attribute to this?

Deregulation screws the consumer.

Regulation screws the consumer. Why do you imagine the average price of housing in California is $800,000

Three reasons: Location, Location, Location.

To put it prospective for you; Housing in Toronto is more expensive than housing in Calgary.

Indices Difference
Consumer Prices in Toronto are 13.87% higher than in Calgary
Consumer Prices Including Rent in Toronto are 24.34% higher than in Calgary
Rent Prices in Toronto are 50.63% higher than in Calgary
Restaurant Prices in Toronto are 4.71% higher than in Calgary
Groceries Prices in Toronto are 22.27% higher than in Calgary
Local Purchasing Power in Toronto is 32.73% lower than in Calgary

Your theory breaks down if we look at Tokyo, where the cost of housing is quite cheap by American standards.

 

[BULLDOG]

How many deaths will be attributed to eliminated safety and environmental regulations?

It's been near 7 months so how many deaths have been attributed to the deregulation?

With 160m in the workforce...

that is 10,000 people per year since 1960. That was regulation...

Huh . . . . . dumbass. Your chart shows that the creation of OSHA had no effect on reducing workplace deaths.

You obviously don't know how to read a chart.

 

[sparky]

Since he made as ridiculous claim. Plenty of time for Trumps deregulation death toll to climb right?

So put up or shut up

too easy Gramps

Cost of New E.P.A. Coal Rules: Up to 1,400 More Deaths a Year

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Your link says
Could lead to 1400 deaths.

I think your spark went out sparky.


I ask again. How many new deaths have been attributed to Trumps deregulation?

Trump's Environmental Agenda Could Cause 80,000 More Deaths, According to EPA's Own Data


Of course you can find multiple sources Gramps, seeing as we're all about shooting the messenger here

But i digress , the jist of the Trump administration's penchant to dereg is all about the war on labor in America.

Global corporations can't compete with other globaist corporations when workers have rights, safety , or other such frivoluos accolades not common to ALL workers globally

Deregs create a common 'labor' playing field , which is being sold to the worker ants as 'more jobs' along with the usual litany of retarded Trumpster cheerleaders high 5'ing their own demise

Now toddle off and sprinkle some Beryllium on your morning corn flakes , it's all good!

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