No more teens working on Farms

[KLB]

Check out this article. Looks like the .gov is butting into more peoples lives. Now they have decided that it is too dangerous for teens to work on farms.
NWI farms face stricter federal rules that ban many tasks for minors

 

[mmartinsbin]

SO now the government wants to over regulate farming out of the country too.... Next they'll be in my house telling my family how to wash dishes.

It's time to shut down DC.

 

[J_Wales]

Well, farmers do have one of the most dangerous jobs in the nation.

That said, I would rather see one of the most endangering professions brought under control of limits delineated in the Constitution.

 

[handgun]

Well, farmers do have one of the most dangerous jobs in the nation.

That said, I would rather see one of the most endangering professions brought under control of limits delineated in the Constitution.

They do, but some common sense makes the job much less dangerous.. The farmers daughter was sexy, probably my biggest distraction while working on a farm. .. Oh how i miss her sometimes .

 

[churchmouse]

Helped out on the farm in the summer until I was 14 and Great Gramps retired. Learned a lot about how things work and the proper use of wire, tape and brains to keep things going. Keep shutting down the areas that kids can actually get outside and work instead of gaming, texting or TV. Makes a lot of sense to me......NOT.

 

[J_Wales]

Helped out on the farm in the summer until I was 14 and Great Gramps retired. Learned a lot about how things work and the proper use of wire, tape and brains to keep things going. Keep shutting down the areas that kids can actually get outside and work instead of gaming, texting or TV. Makes a lot of sense to me......NOT.

But it does fit with the end game of fostering dependency.

 

[elpenguin0717]

wow kids cant work on a farm? way to give them more excuse to not be outside i rarley see kids out as itis

 

[IndyDave1776]

But it does fit with the end game of fostering dependency.

A simple, profound truth which cannot be improved!

 

[I Love Bourbon]

Wow, I guess I'll agree with the farmers that the .Gov should let them run their farms the way they see fit. I'd agree a lot more if the farmers weren't taking all those big fat government subsidy checks.
If you take the G's money you gotta play by their rules...

 

[The Bubba Effect]

The catch 22 about child labor is that sometimes the children need the jobs.

 

[Carmelbythecorn]

.gov protecting our children from farm implements...

 

[Constructionist]

But it does fit with the end game of fostering dependency.

You beat me to it.

 

[kludge]

But it does fit with the end game of fostering dependency.

on an illegal labor force.

 

[hooky]

how was it illegal if the law to make it illegal hasn't been passed yet?

 

[kludge]

I'm talking about the illegal immigrants that will fill the positions when the teens can't.

 

[drillsgt]

We wouldn't want kids actually out working hard and learning something useful, better to keep them behind cash registers somewhere.

 

[mrjarrell]

Bad laws and regulations should just be ignored. Hopefully, enough people will just ignore this nonsense, if they have the guts.

 

[TaunTaun]

This has been out for a year or two now. A lot of people associate it with Alex Jones and conspiracies theories related to Agenda 21. As time goes by, it looks more and more plausible, don't it?

 

[churchmouse]

Bad laws and regulations should just be ignored. Hopefully, enough people will just ignore this nonsense, if they have the guts.

They will face armed intruders...Michigan Pig farms....This is getting insane.

 

[jsgolfman]

Wow, I guess I'll agree with the farmers that the .Gov should let them run their farms the way they see fit. I'd agree a lot more if the farmers weren't taking all those big fat government subsidy checks.
If you take the G's money you gotta play by their rules...

^^^This. If the farm isn't taking any cash from uncle sammy, I am on their side. If they are, what do you expect then?