That's the weird part. People were changing over all by themselves. I was, and noted approvingly that the fluorescent bulbs were getting cheaper, better, and developing features like the ability to use them in dimmable fixtures. All this long before any laws.
If an idea is a good one, you don't NEED a gun. The question is why the government felt they had to use one anyway. I believe the short answer is "because they can." It involves an inability to think in any terms other than "forbidden" or "compulsory," and a conviction that if left to themselves, people would always make the "wrong" choices, even when they obviously aren't. It's near-pathological at this point.
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Re: To each his own I guess
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- Nice dodge
- Ummmm
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- Re: "obstructed, suppressed, or warped"
- "obstructed, suppressed, or warped"
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- To each his own I guess
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- Re: No such thing as steering market forces?
- Re: No such thing as steering market forces?
- LMAO
- No such thing as steering market forces?
- Electricity is the enema of the people.
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- Re: I've been buying a few packs of 100W a week for a couple of years now.
- I've been buying a few packs of 100W a week for a couple of years now.
- Re: I couldn't read it.
- I couldn't read it.
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- "Steering Market Forces"
- Re: For crying out loud,
- It's cool.
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- For crying out loud,
