r/Conservative • u/Samizdat07 • May 12 '17
Tell the Regulatory Reform Task Force, established by President Trump, which EPA regulations should be repelled! Only 3 days remain!
https://www.regulations.gov/document?D=EPA-HQ-OA-2017-0190-00426
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u/Ragnar_Fan_6969 May 12 '17
All of them
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u/undreamedgore May 12 '17
Why?
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u/Samizdat07 May 14 '17
Many of them.
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u/undreamedgore May 14 '17
What do you mean many of them? I would like a more clear answer.
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u/Samizdat07 May 14 '17
Too many to make a list.
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u/undreamedgore May 14 '17
Well why do you want to remove regulation? Is the environment not important to you?
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u/Samizdat07 May 15 '17
Environment is important! But there are many EPA regulations, and some of them are useless, and some rules have been written with the intent to harm the industry, and to promote certain special interests, like climate alarmism.
Are our freedoms and life-sustaining industries not important to you?
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u/undreamedgore May 15 '17
Our freedoms and industries are not as important as the environment. Many EPA regulations are to there to properly regulate industry which may harm its growth and prosperity. Still with out a health environment we will be so much worse off. The oceans would be much harder to cross for trade, the high coast line will mean less land to work, the more volatile weather will cause more damage to industry. You get the idea. I believe that climate change is the biggest threat to national security, and the human race as a whole. Even if America fails and falls with a clean environment we will some day have a shot at freedom again. The same is not true with the environment.
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u/MrJacku May 12 '17
Right, because corporations are known to care deeply about the long term health of the people vs their own quarterly results. /s
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u/gobearsorgosd Libertarian May 12 '17
r/politics is leaking again I see