Re:Judge refuses to reinstate Parler after Amazon shut it down
by whatshisface on Thursday January 21, 2021 @05:07PM
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Thinking about the law is a world away from thinking about politics. Companies should think about how to comply with regulations, but they should not be biting their nails over whether the candidate who's backing their chemical plant will give a speech about Marijuana decrimininalization that's convincing enough to secure him the position necessary to force the local regulatory body to change the acceptable limits on effluents so that it becomes possible to continue running a process on an old line.
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Re:Judge refuses to reinstate Parler after Amazon shut it down
by amanaplanacanal on Thursday January 21, 2021 @10:54PM
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It sounds like you are suggesting that regulations should never change. Is that what you mean?
Re:Judge refuses to reinstate Parler after Amazon shut it down
by stale2002 on Friday January 22, 2021 @02:51AM
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No. That is not what the other person said.
Did you accidently respond to the wrong comment?
What the person said was that a chemical manufacturing company should not be "biting their nails" over some random Marijuana decrimininalization speech, that a random candidate is making.
Re:Judge refuses to reinstate Parler after Amazon shut it down
by amanaplanacanal on Friday January 22, 2021 @01:38PM
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At the end he was talking about changing the rules on effluents. I guess I just doing understand what he is trying to say.
Re:Judge refuses to reinstate Parler after Amazon shut it down
by whatshisface on Friday January 22, 2021 @04:18PM
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Why should the rules on effluents be related to marijuana policy? They shouldn't be. Why are the rules on effluents related to marijuana policy? Because politics works according to public sentiment attached to individual leaders and their parties, and the leaders and parties bundle together large packages of unrelated policies. Hence a chemical plant owner becomes interested in issues that have absolutely nothing to do with his businesses, or even his business' externalities.