Posted by Edd in KY on April 09, 2014 at 10:39:26 from (98.23.60.98):
In Reply to: OSHA on the farm posted by Notjustair on April 08, 2014 at 15:20:11:
Man o" Man. You guys can sure work yoursaelves into a frenzy over some casual comment. Point was "what were the things we did as kids that would push OSHA buttons". Hypothetical question!
We did a lot of really stupid things as kids on the farm and in the country. I shiver thinking about a lot of them. Most of us survuved. But some of my young pals did not...RIP. One fell out of a moving pick-up DOA (no booze involved he was 15). Another shot himself while squirel hunting DOA (careless accident). Another blew up a gas tank with a welding torch. Burned his face off..but he survived.
We don't need an intrusive government and a bunch of silly or frivolous regulations.....BUT...you guys that think business will fix all the safety problems without being required to......need to get off the farm and get a dose of the world reality. In the quest for profits, business can and will only do what it's competitors are also forced to do. Forced = regulations.
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