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Knight posted:Like, the sound of it? Can you explain how that would possibly work? "Hey we really need this new regulation, but we have to get rid of two regulations to implement it. Hmm let's get rid of these two regulations that seem to be outdated because they were implemented for a certain economical time but now do not benefit anyone."
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Put a bunch of regulations on the banks, completely deregulate drugs and gambling.
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While I do chuckle to myself from time to time out loud irl. The fact that 'muhkuh elected an umpaloompa, makes the possibility that an old lefty might get to be prime minister here just that little bit less unpossible, despite basically strapping on a stretigic pair of leg mounted cannons to sheet himself in the feet because of a rng. He had a choice (Regarding article 50 ()leaving das EU) of telling the elected MP's to vote as their constituencies voted overall, ahhhhfuhgeddaboudit staberind fucked around with this message at 17:28 on Jan 30, 2017 |
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Over There posted:"Hey we really need this new regulation, but we have to get rid of two regulations to implement it. Hmm let's get rid of these two regulations that seem to be outdated because they were implemented for a certain economical time but now do not benefit anyone." https://www.reginfo.gov/public/reginfo/Regmap/regmap.pdf Knight fucked around with this message at 17:53 on Jan 30, 2017 |
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Jan 30, 2017 17:50
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It sounds good to the voter base who is ecstatic that their candidate is not wasting time and fulfilling his campaign promises. Nobody cares that it's nonsensical garbage. This will be held up as a positive for Trump for years to come.
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True, Trump's EOs are a huge hit with people who don't have any understanding of how the government works. Maybe his next EO can declare America great (again!) and we can all celebrate!
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drat, I think I am going to be in here a lot : trumps trolling is off the scale.
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staberind posted:drat, I think I am going to be in here a lot : trumps trolling is off the scale. I'm dizzied by it really
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Jan 30, 2017 18:04
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Knight posted:Uh-huh... federal regulations are made through rulemaking. Are you familiar with this process? I was asking how this would be used or enforced using this process, because what you're describing may make sense for decluttering a closet, it comes off as complete nonsense that is incompatible with the basic understanding of the rulemaking. What mechanism exists to stop new regulations from being made? Deletion of unnecessary regulations is already a function of this process. Thanks for this friend. I would like to know how this is a terrible thing though if you don't mind if you're saying the deletion is already a part of the process. It seems like to me it just speeds the process of the removal of unnecessary regulations.
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Minimalist Program posted:Just lolled again today.
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The logic of this is almost as childlike as the logic behind The Wall
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lmao just thought of a goon who said trump wouldn't do what he was saying and had a good lol
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Over There posted:Thanks for this friend. I would like to know how this is a terrible thing though if you don't mind if you're saying the deletion is already a part of the process. It seems like to me it just speeds the process of the removal of unnecessary regulations. Regulations are not only necessary, but mandatory for agencies to enforce laws. A lot of "small" businesses (<1500 employees) would love to see those agencies crippled so they can't enforce OSHA compliance or stop them from dumping waste in the river.
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tao of lmao posted:Some Dr Seuss poo poo right there.  
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Knight posted:I think the EO is harmless because it doesn't do anything. At worst, it makes a lot of people who don't know how their government actually works feel good about applying common-sense cuts that might feed into bad things later. I can see your point from an environmental perspective. I work in a bank so I just see some of the stupid little regulations that could be removed that really just inconvenience the customers I work with that might have helped in 2008 but don't really do anything anymore. I still think that it will need to be approved by someone outside of the company/industry with our country's economy/environment in mind.
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Knight posted:A lot of "small" businesses (<1500 employees)
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Arrhythmia posted:lmao just thought of a goon who said trump wouldn't do what he was saying and had a good lol I lol every time someboyd says "there's no way trump is gonna do X" or "there's no way the courts are going to let Trump do Y" or "there's no way Trump et al are going to destroy democracy and use the army+military to stay in power forever"
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lolling pretty good at rapid decline of western civilization!
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Jan 30, 2017 18:46
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"surely when the judges and courts tell the nazi white power facist machine (which is currently revving up to destroy the US and the world) that it is obliged to follow the constitution, it'll work for some reason."
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I bought two 120 liter blue plastic barrels and filled them with drinking water and stored them in my shed along with about 8 months worth of canned food because the US is going to destroy the global infrastructure within a year.
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Lol because every time I finish a bottle of water or juice now I rinse out the bottle and refill it and store the water for when the world ends.
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Minimalist Program posted:Lol because every time I finish a bottle of water or juice now I rinse out the bottle and refill it and store the water for when the world ends. lmao you're going to get shot for that water Ahahaha
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Arrhythmia posted:lmao you're going to get shot for that water Ahahaha Haha yes it's going to happen and I am lolling to the freaking max over here at the thought.
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Minimalist Program posted:I bought two 120 liter blue plastic barrels and filled them with drinking water and stored them in my shed along with about 8 months worth of canned food because the US is going to destroy the global infrastructure within a year. Trump will tax you on that or straight up murder you for it
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I just remembered when he tried to front to the Jesus nerds on the campaign trail by citing "one Corinthians" and had another little lol
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I thought it was 2 Corinthians
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which is way better because it's like he thought he was quoting two random dudes
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Over There posted:I like this unironically. it's a terrible idea whether youre for or against deregulation in general whatever that even means (hint: it means basically nothing) it is almost as if twitter is a bad platform for communicating complex thoughts and policies but if only we could figure out why ....
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Chomp8645 posted:lolling pretty good at rapid decline of western civilization! I'm that chimp in the beginning of 28 days later but instead of biting face I'm simply lolling
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500 bad things posted:I thought it was 2 Corinthians Oh yeah. "Two corinthians." Lol
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Maldoror posted:Eat the Rich is now real life. I wish
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Over There posted:I can see your point from an environmental perspective. I work in a bank so I just see some of the stupid little regulations that could be removed that really just inconvenience the customers I work with that might have helped in 2008 but don't really do anything anymore. I still think that it will need to be approved by someone outside of the company/industry with our country's economy/environment in mind.
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Tiny Lowtax posted:Lmao Spicer retweeted The Onion and also can not read Lol, the master of puppets.
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Knight posted:Honestly, I don't know much about financial regulations but I'm super cautious after '08. Which do you feel are outdated? There are certain guidelines that we have to follow like "make sure the client sees this document 3 days before closing or else they can't close" which I suppose is there to give people time to review it before signing but honestly it just causes closing dates to be missed. Then you have to have a verification of employment up to closing that expire every 10 days which really pisses employers off when you call them 4-5 times. Just silly stuff that seems like they had good intentions when they created it, but in the end it just works against the mortgage process and the customer.
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The cartoon character Donald Trump is the president of the United States of America. lol
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Over There posted:There are certain guidelines that we have to follow like "make sure the client sees this document 3 days before closing or else they can't close" which I suppose is there to give people time to review it before signing but honestly it just causes closing dates to be missed. Then you have to have a verification of employment up to closing that expire every 10 days which really pisses employers off when you call them 4-5 times. sure those sound good to cut but lol if you don't think the stuff getting cut is stuff like "rich must pay taxes"
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