"Sol Windborn" <ro...@earth.solarsystem.milkyway.universe> wrote in message
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> Andrew wrote:
>
>>>>> Интересовался нынче вопросами стирки, узнал, что с 2011 года EPA
>>>>> испортило не только автомобили, но и стиральные машины: нынче воды
>>>>> наливается только вполовину, и температура воды тоже вполовину.
>>>>
>>>> Duh,
>>>>
>>>> И фосфаты не так давно запретили. Your tax money at work.
>>>>
>>>>
http://mises.org/daily/5263/The-Attack-on-the-Washing-Machine
>>>>
http://mises.org/daily/5267
>>>>
>>>> Ron Paul's answer to the question,
>>>> "What do you see as the role of the Environmental Protection Agency?":
>>>> He said,
>>>> "You wouldn't need it."
>>>
>>> Чемодан-вокзал-Пекин!
>>
>> Расслабься, я там был, и утку ел, и по стене ходил, как положено туристу.
>> Как-нибудь еще поеду, а то времени мало было.
>
> Ну так и катись туда совсем!
Какая замечательная глубина аргументации!
>> Ты же, как всегда, "не читал, но осуждаю".
>
> Я как раз читал.
Cъезди, посмотри, тогда поговорим.
> Про небо, которое никогда не голубое, а серое. Из-за отсутствия EPA.
Да-да, конечно же это единственная причина. Нужно просто ЕПА ввести и все
сразу станет хорошо.
Быстрый скачок от полного отсутсвия промышленного производства и голода к
промышленной цивилизации и достатку продуктов, не имеет ни малейшего
отношения к этому.
> Чемодан-вокзал-Китай! И золото свое забирай, дурачок.
Какая замечательная глубина аргументации!
Хорошо, допустим я уеду (вместе со своими налогами). Кто тогда твою
социалистическую медицину оплачивать будет?
Вот тебе примеры деятельности ЕПА:
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The government has been keeping a secret about automobiles under wraps
for the past 30 years.
And when it comes to testing cars, Consumer Reports leaves no stone
unturned, no lug nut loose. And here's the question Consumer Reports set out
to answer - does your car get the gas mileage promised on the showroom
sticker.
And under these guidelines by the Environmental Protection Agency,
carmakers are allowed to test miles per gallon by running the vehicle not on
the road, but on what's essentially a treadmill for cars.
During an EPA spot check, the car ran with no air conditioning, no
inclines or hills, no wind resistance and at speeds no greater than 60 mph.
There's hardly anything real world about it, but it gives carmakers what
they want - the highest possible miles per gallon to put on that sticker.
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The EPA Rule in question affects some 1,000 power plants, requiring them to
cut emissions between 54 and 73%.
Specifically, if the EPA has its way, Texas will be forced to shut down many
power plants which will cause a shortage of energy. This could be deadly in
the Texas Summer heat for the sick and elderly.
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"Since the 1970s, milk has been defined as an 'oil' and subject to costly
rules designed to prevent oil spills."
This idiocy was recently fised.
The fact that a clearly nonsensical and costly policy persisted for decades,
despite multiple "reforms," reveals that almost no attention is actually
given to outdated and overly burdensome regulations. But when public outrage
becomes severe, a few idiocies must be recognized and sacrificed to pretend
regulatory responsibility.
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Also revealing is that during this unjustified regulation hunt, the EPA
issued extraordinarily costly new rules requiring US coal-fired power plants
to further reduce their emissions of mercury and other air pollutants,
finding the costs justified in lives saved and medical benefits. But the
benefit claims were bogus.
Power plants contribute less than 0.5 percent of the mercury in America's
air, and their emissions have long been falling. Eliminating such a
minuscule source of mercury will not save many thousand lives, as the EPA
asserts. But it will dramatically raise the cost of coal-powered
electricity, which is about half of all domestic electricity production (and
far more in some states).
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И так далее, и тому подобное.
--
Andrew