Temp Debates #5

[N4RU70 FR34K]

Yeah.

Just get out of here already before you make even more of a fool of yourself.

LOL I'm the one making a fool of my self right now

 

[Overlord Nadrian]

Don't tell me you only now noticed?

 

[N4RU70 FR34K]

Yeah.

Just get out of here already before you make even more of a fool of yourself.

LOL I'm the one making a fool of my self right now

@ Ellie

Spoiler

 

[Overlord Nadrian]

@N24254 F294724:

Spoiler

*facepalm*

 

[N4RU70 FR34K]

@N24254 F294724:

Spoiler

*facepalm*

It's getting out of hand so stop!

 

[TrolleyDave]

You two can pack in the useless bickering as of now. Either keep it on topic or keep it shut.

 

[Blood Fetish]

These regulations strike a necessary balance between the freedom of companies and individuals and the safety of the population. One only needs look to history for some pretty horrific examples of what corporations will do to their employees and the general public if they are allowed.

 

[Blaze163]

These regulations strike a necessary balance between the freedom of companies and individuals and the safety of the population. One only needs look to history for some pretty horrific examples of what corporations will do to their employees and the general public if they are allowed.

Here's one for you, example of when H+S is ignored. Two of my co-workers at the local football stadium stole a bottle of Jack Daniels while working, got smashed, did the whole shift pissed. Trust me, that breaks quite a few H+S regulations. They caused absolute mayhem. H+S regulations are mostly put in place for the protection of people and property. It's just every now and then we get hit with a wave of retards, able to survive the world because of the distinct lack of natural selection, people so thick that we have to make new rules to protect them which sound stupid to us and give H+S a bad name.

 

[Deleted User]

These regulations strike a necessary balance between the freedom of companies and individuals and the safety of the population. One only needs look to history for some pretty horrific examples of what corporations will do to their employees and the general public if they are allowed.

Here's one for you, example of when H+S is ignored. Two of my co-workers at the local football stadium stole a bottle of Jack Daniels while working, got smashed, did the whole shift pissed. Trust me, that breaks quite a few H+S regulations. They caused absolute mayhem. H+S regulations are mostly put in place for the protection of people and property. It's just every now and then we get hit with a wave of retards, able to survive the world because of the distinct lack of natural selection, people so thick that we have to make new rules to protect them which sound stupid to us and give H+S a bad name.

If you were to invent the car today, how would you tell H+S? "Oh, I'm just going to make a massive lump of metal that can kill people and pollute the atmosphere, piss off Greenpeace and use up all our oil supplies, let me invent this wonderful contraption."

My guess is they'd just say no.

 

[Shinigami357]

We all have the mentality that these things will never happen to us.

Of course, but don't you think that those thoughts are nearly always correct? The odds of anything happening are so minimal, there can't go anything wrong unless you really fuck up bad.

minimal odds. i dunno if people think about it, but there are minimal odds of hitting the lottery jackpot, yet some people win it more than two times. there are also minimal odds of getting struck by lightning, and there's a guy out there that has been struck more times then the number of fingers on your hand. people always assume it only happens to the next guy until he/she experiences it firsthand. i think this is why there are some nigh ridiculous laws, because one in a trillion is still not zero. and believe me, it's not fun to see that one chance happen to you.

 

[Blood Fetish]

If you were to invent the car today, how would you tell H+S? "Oh, I'm just going to make a massive lump of metal that can kill people and pollute the atmosphere, piss off Greenpeace and use up all our oil supplies, let me invent this wonderful contraption."

My guess is they'd just say no.

I do not think they would reject it all once you explain the massive advance in society it would provide compared to the horse-drawn buggy. I think you knew that as well, which is why you named only drawbacks and purposely avoided contrasting them with the benefits.

 

[Canonbeat234]

As much as I will love to debate about this from my prospective its late and I have muster tomorrow at 0645. Since I work at the clinicals in Bethesda, MD, the H&S regulations usually prevents us from getting sued or losing our jobs. The courses I have to take its all about H&S regulations like making sure the patient have their 508s which is their medication that are taking and if they have any errors of the medication they must talk with their provider. That regulation prevents them from taking the wrong meds or meds they don't use anymore.

Then there's your other regulations that makes you like 'WTF?!' I mean really like the latex allergy thing I just read yesterday, its ridiculous! You have to check the medical records to see if the patient is allergic, if he/she doesn't know then you must be cautious how you snap the glove since its an areoallerginic...yeah it can be a bitch at times but its all about safety.

 

[Deleted User]

Just give all of them non-latex gloves.

 

[raulpica]

Closing as requested!