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lsbskins1 · Aug 24, 2006, 10:49 am

Ok, so some of you hate taxes and regulation. I get that. But can we at least agree that the reason people consented to government regulation in the first place was that it was discovered that left to their own devices, big business and "the market" do NOT adequately protect the consumer. So, short of some sort of government regulation, how do those of you who don't want it (regulation) propose we keep the clients and the emplyees safe from the DEADLY and life altering and dibilitating diseases that are sexually transmitted? It is too late for 100's or perhaps 1000's, maybe even millions of people once one of those bugs get hold of them. Does it really serve them to say, "Well, the market will take care of those who infect their customers. Their business will dry up."?

What recourse, short of enforceable regulation, does one have?

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lsbskins1 Redskins Rule Location: South-Western Virginia Posts: 2,485	Ok, so some of you hate taxes and regulation. I get that. But can we at least agree that the reason people consented to government regulation in the first place was that it was discovered that left to their own devices, big business and "the market" do NOT adequately protect the consumer. So, short of some sort of government regulation, how do those of you who don't want it (regulation) propose we keep the clients and the emplyees safe from the DEADLY and life altering and dibilitating diseases that are sexually transmitted? It is too late for 100's or perhaps 1000's, maybe even millions of people once one of those bugs get hold of them. Does it really serve them to say, "Well, the market will take care of those who infect their customers. Their business will dry up."? What recourse, short of enforceable regulation, does one have? All I see when I look down, something jumpin' on the ground, Scratchin' dirt, cluckin' in the barnyard - Tell me, could that be you? John Kay