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[Isaac]

And on top of that it seems that tornadoes are becoming more common and more commonly in places where they didn't used to have much of.

It used to be a tornado was the occasional phenomenon in flat expanses - Illinois, Kansas, Iowa, etc. Now they are in Wisconsin (very unusual) and seems like all over.

 

[Isaac]

If the regulations imposed by the government made any sense, none of the bad stuff would happen, would it? The "regulations" would stop it. Right? If honest people can't buy guns, bad people couldn't use them to shoot people. Everyone knows that to be a "fact" right? Bureaucrats write regulations but they never assess their impact so they don't know which succeed and which fail and which cause worse problems. They just assume they will work and move on to create more rules. Old, ineffective, even dangerous rules are never removed. Trump is actually forcing that issue and requiring 10 (?) rules to be removed for each new rule added.

Your message ties in very nicely to my comment about tort actions. I agree. The bad things are happening regardless and the only thing people can usually do is react to them, which could easily be handled by civil claims instead

 

[moke123]

which could easily be handled by civil claims instead

In 1937 to 1977 G.E. dumped cancerous PCB's into the Housatonic river and polluted it from the middle of Massachusetts down to Pat's area in CT. The litigation to clean it up started 30 - 40 years ago and is still being litigated. I wouldn't say "easily handled"

 

[Isaac]

true

 

[Isaac]

And remember that place in Utah where they got uranium, worth "millions" - the cleanup took "billions"

 

[Isaac]

Wow, yeah it's scary the things that the big waste products can do to people.