candycorn
Diamond Member
tell me how the hardware store down the block is regulated? tell me how the cake shop on the corner is regulated? tell me how the restaurant across town is regulated?Your childlike mind is really quite endearing. Feel free to go outside and get some sunlight.
When you enter into a regulated profession, you assume certain responsibilities. If you don't like what comes with that regulation, you should not get into the profession. I guess if you're a racist air traffic controller and you have a black pilot trying to land a plane, you'd be fine with steering him into a mountain. Nobody tells the air traffic controller what to do in your warped little world, do they? he he he
Hey dummy ALL industries are regulated, EVERY one of them.
The point he misunderstood was that if you're going to get into baking cakes to continue your example, you should expect to get your hands into the batter at some point; at some point, if you run a restaurant, you're going to have to get used to the heat in the kitchen. In most states, you have to pass a certification to own a restaurant so the public will know that you have some idea of pathogens, bacteria, etc and how to keep it out of the food prep areas, etc...
If you object to the killing of bacteria, you shouldn't become a restaurant manager. If you object to having to fill prescriptions, don't become a pharmacist. If you don't believe in God, don't try to become a minister.