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Related topicsgovernment interferenceAnti-Government Advertisement I just read an article regarding the latest example of government going overboard,Wholesale Pittsburgh Steelers jerseys.Two 13 year old boys were peacefully selling cupcakes and other sweets, when a city councilman in New York filed a complaint and police shut them down for selling without a license.They were not offered the opportunity to simply apply for a license. They were shut down.Adult or child, an opportunity to correct seems a better idea than to close something down.For a child, there really ought to be a special rate, assistance and encouragement.It is bad enough that in many areas the paperboy has been replaced by adults in cars, restrictive child labor laws make employing young people in many jobs nearly impossible,cheap jerseys online. Now, when they try to open anything from lemonade stands,Authentic Atlanta Braves Jerseys, psychiatric care stands (the advice of a child may be as close to the mark as anyone’s for some people) to a simple place to buy a sweet, there is the hand of government to say "NO!". "You might learn to be self reliant and responsible".Well, we can’t have that...people might not need government as much. What would government workers do?Come to think of it, why do we have so many laws?Here is a thought: Add an amendment that would make any law unenforceable unless violation causes actual harm. Harm that innovation may cause existing businesses could not be used, of course. That is not harm, merely progress.Add one more item: If the law cannot be understood by an English Speaking person with an eighth grade education, it is invalid.I have a feeling a lot of laws are going out the window. I would like to see it extended to contract law, but I have a feeling we might see blood in the street over that one. Too many people make a living explaining why something cannot be done.Consider the idea...fewer laws, less government,Wholesale Hartford Whalers Uniforms...and kids with lemonade stands.Related articles: http://www.webhiveteam.com/demo/Cyan...416&v=comments http://www.lingoloopy.com/nw/blogs/hij852 http://www.help4suicide.com.hk/viewt...2672888&extra=