What a load of crap.
Seatbelt fines.
Restraint systems in all cars are redundant. There is air bags on all cars now. The use of seatbelts is entirely useless, except its easy to detect by police and so makes it a lovely way to fine drivers. Its a form of automobile tax disguised as something useful.
Fines here are 240 dollars, far higher than needed as a deterrent. Perfect as income for the city. No one will ever say anything against it as its portrayed as a "safety" thing. In reality its a "bullshit" thing.
If you could find one way to discredit cops and make them hated by all - this would be it. By all means, police, throw away your credibility and become the enemy... your stupid enough to do it then your stupid enough to reap what you sow.
Is it just me or is bullshit becoming the new normal?
Friday, 21 June 2013
Sunday, 2 June 2013
Bankers
Its an axiom that people get better at anything they do. Golfers get better the more they golf, for example. Anyone improves at their job the longer they are at it - except bankers. In an apparent exception to the rule, bankers are getting worse and worse at their work, to the point where they soon will bring the world economies down.
Is this really an exception to the rule? Or are bankers actually getting better at what they do, but their goals are not what we think they are. Only the few who are running things know the answer to this question but the effects of their policies are obvious to all.
Perhaps its not related, but one of the best ways to grab power is to first bring about a collapse of a system, then move in to replace it with self-serving policies.
Is this really an exception to the rule? Or are bankers actually getting better at what they do, but their goals are not what we think they are. Only the few who are running things know the answer to this question but the effects of their policies are obvious to all.
Perhaps its not related, but one of the best ways to grab power is to first bring about a collapse of a system, then move in to replace it with self-serving policies.
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