How many laws?

[nageov3t]

it's a big scary number, but we're a big country.

I imagine the vast majority of them are stupid inconsequential local regulations and taxes.

 

[Nemesis 1]

A warning for you > Becareful now these laws were not made to protect you . Anyone who talks against the government now , Know this these laws were made for you. Jan 1 2010. Becareful.

 

[SandEagle]

“The more corrupt the state, the more laws.”

- Publius Cornelius Tacitus

 

[nageov3t]

A warning for you > Becareful now these laws were not made to protect you . Anyone who talks against the government now , Know this these laws were made for you. Jan 1 2010. Becareful.

yes, the new law in NJ regarding salt water fishing regulations is clearly meant to catch subversives speaking against the man.

Later this month, parents of students with diabetes will be able to work with their doctors to devise an "individualized emergency health care plan" that includes provisions for youngsters to manage the disease themselves.
The legislation, sponsored by Assemblywoman Charlotte Vandervalk (R-Bergen), includes good Samaritan language to give school officials immunity from liability.
Over the years, Vandervalk said, some students hid their efforts to keep their insulin levels in check.
"Sometimes, when the kids had to give themselves a shot, their friends would circle around them so no one would see it," Vandervalk said. "You don’t want to have a situation like that."
Another law will help ease the burden of families who struggle to pay for the screening and therapeutic treatment of autism and other developmental disabilities. Next month, insurers will be required to provide coverage for expenses incurred for medically necessary occupational therapy, physical therapy and speech therapy as prescribed through a treatment plan, the law says.
That will end years of discrimination by including the treatment of autism under the umbrella of health care insurance, said Suzanne Buchanan, clinical director for Autism New Jersey.

those corrupt bastard :shocked:


http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2010/01/nj_laws_aimed_at_improve_quali.html

 

[piasabird]

Sounds like healthcare. Roll out the red tape and kill a billion trees!

 

[gingermeggs]

If the American public weren't so stupid and apathetic, it would never have gotten to the point where it is now, so I don't expect anything to change any time soon. The fact that the public are currently told where they can demonstrate, and the fact that this area is already over a mile away from the White House or the Capitol Building, is bothersome. I guess that American public was sold on this in the interests of "security" for their politicians. I'm not sure citizens of other countries would be so willing to be told where they can and can't demonstrate. I can't see Americans fighting very hard for this right, considering all the other basic rights they willingly concede on a regular basis.

For comparison, here is a picture of our Parliamentary buildings in NZ. Because we are not stupid, we recognise that this is public land, owned by the people and NOT the politicians. As such, we are allowed almost anywhere we want on this property, and demonstrations are regularly held on the steps of this building.

That looks like a neo-mayan indian pyramid!
hows the nzd dollar going thesedays cuzzy?

 

[sandorski]

it's a big scary number, but we're a big country.

I imagine the vast majority of them are stupid inconsequential local regulations and taxes.

Indeed. Funny how not one Law has even been specifically identified as being a problem. Just the total numbers of them.

 

[Patranus]

Indeed. Funny how not one Law has even been specifically identified as being a problem. Just the total numbers of them.

Examples have been posted. Please actually read the thread before posting your nonsense.