Deregulation General

Tell me why deregulation is bad Mr. Soros

>>1821764
regulations usually responsible from keeping neurotoxins off your fruits and vegetables and stuff. but of course aside from safety and reasonable restrictions on harming people and nature they can also be used to suffocate an economy needlessly and create a shitty protectionist market that is awfully inefficient and noncompetitive.

>>1822580
>decreasing bureaucracy means it's legal to poison people

>>1822600
yeah but than you get into tricky positions, like who do mututal fund managers have fiduciary responsibility-their clients or stockholders and its not so clear

>>1822580
That's not what he means by deregulation mate. Learn to use logic and reasoning and stop half-ass listening.

>>1822580
Protip: The vegetables you buy at the grocery store are already covered in poison regardless of the regulations put on farming.

Protip: Grow your own shit or know the source of your food if that's a big deal because guess what everything you eat is covered in toxic pesticides, untested GMOs, and full of roidz

>>1821764
>>1823130

I mean't quite simply - Which markets will be emerging as a result of the proposed deregulation....

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>>1823319