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Laws Passed by Bureaucrats vs. Laws Passed by Elected Officials |
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you think your life in America is dictated by people you elect to office,
think again. Unelected bureaucrats routinely write regulations that
affect every aspect of your existence, including whether you will be
considered for a particular job that you are technically qualified to
perform, whether you are too 'privileged' to receive financial assistance
for college, whether you can manufacture a particular type of light
bulb, what kind of circuit breakers must be installed in your new home,
how much of certain ingredients your food may contain, how many gallons
your toilet may use to flush, where the wood in your guitar may come
from, whether you may build a shed on your property because it might
disrupt a protected rodent or insect, etc. In the picture below, a U.S.
senator compares the massive number of pages of new regulations published
in the Federal Register with laws passed by Congress and signed by the
president. "Behold my display of the 2013 Federal Register. It contains
over 80,000 pages of new rules, regulations, and notices all written
and passed by unelected bureaucrats. The small stack of papers on top
of the display are the laws passed by elected members of Congress and
signed into law by the president." In actuality, those Federal employees
are at least tacitly approved by elected beings because power lies within
the purview of the elected to replace them. I don't know whether the
rash of executive orders issued lately to bypass Congress are included
in either stack. It really doesn't matter because senators and congressmen
rarely read the bills they do cast votes for. As one senator remarked
regarding the government health care bill that will usurp control over
a sixth of the economy, "What good is reading the bill if it's a thousand
pages and you don't have two days and two lawyers to find out what it
means after you read the bill?" His solution was to blow it off and
just vote for it anyway. The abuse of citizens by government employees
- NSA, DEA, FBI, TSA, IRS, EPA, DHS, NIH, et al - is rampant and is
driven by political agendas. Freedom is nearly dead in America and therefore
the world.
Posted January 21, 2014
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