I concur regulations are ok...........to a point
I'm not total lazy fare (sic) yet on the other hand, I'm not one that believes when in doubt, add another rule, ban, regulation et cetera.
You are 100% correct, I HAVE been quite vociferous in certain replies. Point taken, however it does go both ways and there have been others on here with pro govt points of view that have been most critical of me. I recall I was once labeled as out of touch and my favorite, head in the sand. I still get a chuckle on that one.
Back to the topic, I'm against over regulation by an un-elected entity like the DOE and EPA. Notice I said over regulation. Not regulation per se. While I have a certain level of respect for political leaders, I do not nor have I fallen into line that 'the gov't says so therefore it's gospel because they KNOW what is best for all of us". If we are a representative democracy, then we need to take back control over our lives rather than let unelected bureaucrats do it for us. Just sayin.
I still question why, thanks to these regulations, that we now need to invest in "cleaners" to clean the the machines (dishwasher and washer). Did anyone consider the environmental cost to create, produce, and distribute this stuff? I doubt it. And while we're on topic, since there appears to be a water shortage, why is it necessary to create cycles that do not wash clothes but are there to clean the very machine that is designed to clean your laundry? Yet somehow this is not a waste of resources?
I generally try to be congenial but when I am attacked, either directly or indirectly, I will fight back.
I'm not total lazy fare (sic) yet on the other hand, I'm not one that believes when in doubt, add another rule, ban, regulation et cetera.
You are 100% correct, I HAVE been quite vociferous in certain replies. Point taken, however it does go both ways and there have been others on here with pro govt points of view that have been most critical of me. I recall I was once labeled as out of touch and my favorite, head in the sand. I still get a chuckle on that one.
Back to the topic, I'm against over regulation by an un-elected entity like the DOE and EPA. Notice I said over regulation. Not regulation per se. While I have a certain level of respect for political leaders, I do not nor have I fallen into line that 'the gov't says so therefore it's gospel because they KNOW what is best for all of us". If we are a representative democracy, then we need to take back control over our lives rather than let unelected bureaucrats do it for us. Just sayin.
I still question why, thanks to these regulations, that we now need to invest in "cleaners" to clean the the machines (dishwasher and washer). Did anyone consider the environmental cost to create, produce, and distribute this stuff? I doubt it. And while we're on topic, since there appears to be a water shortage, why is it necessary to create cycles that do not wash clothes but are there to clean the very machine that is designed to clean your laundry? Yet somehow this is not a waste of resources?
I generally try to be congenial but when I am attacked, either directly or indirectly, I will fight back.