>If laws were written by engineers, all sums of money would be expressed relative to median income.
If laws were written by engineers, money would hold its value, and the laws wouldn't require constant adjustment.
If laws were written by engineers, money would hold its value, and the laws wouldn't require constant adjustment.
* Houses must follow building code, except for subparagraph C part II.
* Vehicles must obey speed limits, except for subparagraph C part II.
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* Somewhere buried in subparagraph C part II: Any owner, occupier, or user of property, real or physical, can file a writ of "I don't want to" with the county, which shall be automatically accepted, exempting said owner, occupier, or user from regulations.Imagine the alternative that once in a while the government says it needs more money and just subtracts it from your bank account. There'd be riots.
Like in France?
I think that was over gas prices.