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<blockquote data-quote="The Best Holliday" data-source="post: 1283008" data-attributes="member: 11635">LoLz, duuuuude. .Government intervention baaaaad. Deregulation of the business community - that's what conservatives want.One thing I give Libertarians credit for in being principled...not so the MAGA type.You want deregulation till you don't. . Liberals, people like myself, favor protections for the working person. Worker safety, humane working conditions - those being regulated under law...OHSA, wage law, andno corporate welfare in the form of unlimited labor crossing the border and driving wages down. Do you not understand how that happens, sparky? If there are 2 positions available for very 3 workers the value of each worker is diminished and you have wage suppression (just as we've seen since the 70's following the 1965 shift in immigration policy). That's all favors the owners, and upper ups who can then stuff the savings in their already stuffed pockets.In addition, I also consider it an environmental issue, even though environmental protections baaaaaad - government overreach...DRILL BABY DRILL etc.I wonder if you can figure out how more and more people being shoveled into a finite space in a consumer society could possibly ever become an environmental issue? Nah, not likely.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Best Holliday, post: 1283008, member: 11635"] LoLz, duuuuude. [COLOR=rgb(0, 0, 0)] .[/COLOR]Government intervention baaaaad. Deregulation of the business community - that's what conservatives want. One thing I give Libertarians credit for in being principled...not so the MAGA type. You want deregulation till you don't. [COLOR=rgb(0, 0, 0)] . [/COLOR]Liberals, people like myself, favor protections for the working person. Worker safety, humane working conditions - those being regulated under law...OHSA, wage law, and no corporate welfare in the form of unlimited labor crossing the border and driving wages down. Do you not understand how that happens, sparky? If there are 2 positions available for very 3 workers the value of each worker is diminished and you have wage suppression (just as we've seen since the 70's following the 1965 shift in immigration policy). That's all favors the owners, and upper ups who can then stuff the savings in their already stuffed pockets. In addition, I also consider it an environmental issue, even though environmental protections baaaaaad - government overreach...DRILL BABY DRILL etc. I wonder if you can figure out how more and more people being shoveled into a finite space in a consumer society could possibly ever become an environmental issue? Nah, not likely. [/QUOTE]

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