OSHA regs

[TimberMcPherson]

OSHA is an illegal, according the the US Constitution, group of assclowns who sole purpose is to bankrupt business and drive it out of this country. No matter what they say or do, they are enforcing, under "color of law" a null law. That is a law that is not a law, and is enforced under the threat of force. Having said all that, I feel for you, they are bureaucrats and will stop at nothing to enforce what they believe is right. They are pathetic losers who wouldn't know right from wrong if it smacked them in the head. Good luck, I mean that, we are right now fighting this in our county with the BLM and the city, as well as county council regarding Agenda 21, which, though unrelated to what you are going through is still null, and therefore, not law. Sadly, the jerks who back it don't see it.
Wayne B:msp_mad:

OSHA are like the police, we might complain about them but they make everyday life alot safer for everyone.
Look at the big construction jobs done prior to OSHA and the deaths involved. Look how many workers were poisoned, crushed, fell to there deaths.
Industry doesnt police itself enough to be trusted.

 

[sgreanbeans]

Read Sinclair's Stockyard Jungle, study the history of mine labor relations, just start with Tennessee Ernie Ford "I sold my sole to the company store..."

Federal regulations developed in response to abuse of workers by management. As usual they tend to go overboard, but if corporate leaders tend to see labor as a commodity, not an asset.

Just look at the current lending crisis, lase fair regulatory practices allowed the sharks and jackles to scam the system. ( I knew a few people who were writing mortgages and it scared me)

I am a capitalist, but I understand the need for an umpire in the system.

Tru dat. The Jungle was required reading when I was in middle school. Opened my eyes at an early age. I remember thinking about eating some ones finger that was run thru the mill!