This bill would require telephone solicitors to comply with all
state and federal laws regarding telephone solicitations. The bill
would make it a crime to deny or interfere with a subscriber's right
to place a California telephone number on the "do not call" list.
(http://info.sen.ca.gov/pub/bill/sen/sb_0001-0050/sb_33_bill_20031011_chaptered.html)
That awful, awful woman! Compelling companies to abide by the law, of all things! How's a guy supposed to make a buck in an atmosphere like that?
Ok, ok...I'm being somewhat facetious...but only somewhat. The market's a useful mechanism, no doubt, but it's not the whole machine. Look at the number of people who pay money to destroy themselves with cigarettes, for example, and tell me the market always does what's right for society.
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- Colin Powell reassures India - don't worry about job loss.
- heh heh. . .
- Oh, do you really expect me to believe
- Well, I'm sorry.
- great post, J (n/t)
- Thanks P ;-) (n/t)
- re: don't worry about job loss.
- 10 percent?
- re: don't worry about job loss.
- Only "10 percent". Just "10 percent". Merely "10 percent". (n/t)
- Outsourcing is a minor threat; the real 'culprit' is productvity
- Lemme see if I get this...
- Yeah, great post!
- That is a GREAT point.
- Nope
- re: Nope
- Myth
- Drug companies will never stop R&D, though they may threaten to do so.
- If they can't recoup their investment, then they'll have no choice
- Lemme see if I get this...
- heh heh. . .
