EPA's next target: farm dust

[MG1968]

file this one under, WTF??

EPA to Crack Down on Farm Dust - News9.com - Oklahoma City, OK - News, Weather, Video and Sports |

what do you expect from a government agency that was once ran by a graduate of Florida Law?

 

[BearCat204]

Cant wait to see the EPA crack down on people with halitosis

 

[CSpindizzy]

I hear there will be a farting tax to punish those omissions as well. Not sure how and who will enforce that...

 

[MG1968]

I hear there will be a farting tax to punish those omissions as well. Not sure how and who will enforce that...

since the "talent" at MSNBC is so adept at sticking their noses up others' rear ends, perhaps we'll soon see Matthews, Ratigan and Schultz out in the grazing pastures taking measurements

 

[tigervol9802]

Of the dumb things to come from DC of late, this ranks up there.

 

[gsvol]

Will obama and Lisa Jackson (epa administrator) ban your hamburger thru Cass Sunstein regulations once America loses its' sovereignty thru the Copenhagen treaty to be signed Dec 2009?

Lisa Jackson at the EPA is as animal rights, anti-farmer as any idiot in the petaphile H$US organization, it does with being an Obambi appointee.

Refugees From the City: Cass Sunstein

Professor Sundstein is notorious for his strange and radical views. He is apparently an animal rights fanatic who has said that pets and livestock deserve legal standing with humans in court (he even published a book with this theme) . This apparently means you could be sued by your chicken (or perhaps someone else's chicken, or maybe a goat) for violation of the chicken's (or the goat's) civil rights.

Chickens don't have civil rights, you say? We'll they do if the "Regulatory Czar" says they do - that's what "Regulatory Czar" means: he can make up any loony rule he wants and it will be the law of the land.

Adhering to the old maxim that no matter what happens I have the right to make money anyway, I am about to contact my jewler friend and see about patenting a chicken wedding ring. Call it a horsefeathers idea if you wish, I still think there are possibilites we havn't considered just yet. (question for you English majors, should that be 'a horsefeathers' or 'an horsefeathers?')

Animal Welfare The Pulse- of Colorado Farm Bureau

 

[lumberjack4]

If approved, would establish the most stringent and unparalleled regulation of dust in our nation's history.

I honestly never thought I would see this sentence at any point in my life.