Things like this is why Trump is good for America

SimplyTrying · 2018-05-28T16:11:50.173Z

Snow96:

SimplyTrying:

I said nothing of your list so don’t make stuff up please.

I posted a list of what I consider accomplishments and you posted:

SimplyTrying:

Maybe one day you will look back in shame that you supported this disgraceful man.

That made it appear you didn’t think the list items are good things.

So lets hear your comments on the items in the list then.

You still don’t get what this thread is even about.

Snow96 · 2018-05-28T16:16:41.169Z

Considering I’m the OP of the thread. I know what it’s about

SimplyTrying · 2018-05-28T16:18:37.022Z

Snow96:

Considering I’m the OP of the thread. I know what it’s about

You should look at what your title(of the thread) is again. Maybe it will sink in.

Forcefield · 2018-05-28T16:19:06.394Z

Snow96:

Death is easy in motorized vehicles as well. Why arn’t they regulated to completely minimize death? You know, make them much stronger, make them slower, regulate what conditions they can’t and can’t be driven in?

What are you even talking about? We already have 100% of the things you are using as a hypothetical analogy.

Snow96 · 2018-05-28T16:22:59.875Z

Things like this:

In the op I listed something that Trump has done as president

Is why Trump is good for America:

What he did IS good for America.

Then I listed another thing Trump has done. Then I listed an slew of things that he has done that are all good for America.

Yup, looks like I’m right on track with my topic.

Snow96 · 2018-05-28T16:25:48.469Z

No we don’t have 100% of the things I’ve listed.

Cold snowy weather, I can get in my car and drive. Higher speeds result in much more tramatic accidents. We are not limited to low speeds that are much more survival. Cars are not made out of all metal anymore to provide more.

If I’m planning a trip, I don’t have to contact several federal agencies to get approval.

madasheck · 2018-05-28T16:28:38.207Z

Wonder how much money the Trump family will be making from all this?

Forcefield · 2018-05-28T16:28:57.214Z

Oh my god yes, driving a Toyota Tercel to the piggly wiggly to get a box of twinkies requires a different set of regulations than flying a rocket into the atmosphere does.

But it does involve seatbelts and drivers licenses and auto registration and insurance and a certain type of gas and functioning lights and speed limits and turn signals and oh geez why am I even bothering?

Snow96 · 2018-05-28T16:32:11.973Z

And there will still be regulations on commercial space travel. Just a one stop shopping for the permits, updating them to current technology.

But again, it’s for SAFETY and to protect lives.

SimplyTrying · 2018-05-28T16:35:15.564Z

Snow96:

Things like this:

In the op I listed something that Trump has done as president

Is why Trump is good for America:

What he did IS good for America.

Then I listed another thing Trump has done. Then I listed an slew of things that he has done that are all good for America.

Yup, looks like I’m right on track with my topic.

Hopeless .

Snow96 · 2018-05-28T16:38:25.098Z

Nope, right on topic for what the thread I created was about.

Your trying to change it to something it’s not.

Now please address anything I’ve posted and how it will be bad for America.

Please and thank you.

SimplyTrying · 2018-05-28T16:39:15.343Z

Snow96:

Nope, right on topic for what the thread I created was about.

Your trying to change it to something it’s not.

Now please address anything I’ve posted and how it will be bad for America.

Please and thank you.

Complicit .

Guilds · 2018-05-28T16:40:28.262Z

Are you for dismantling liberal democracy that has been prevalent in most 1st world countries since WW2?

Snow96 · 2018-05-28T16:51:11.188Z

Still not addressing the topic created, or making any comments on it.

Samson_Corwell · 2018-05-28T17:43:28.483Z

Snow96:

Space X, Virgin Galactic, Blue Origin, Orbital ATK

Some of the companies that are getting ready for commercial space travel (for lack of better word).

Space X and and ORbital ATK are currently supply the space station. Space X has visions of Mars. Virgin Galactic has wild visions as well.

Trump signed a directed last week to accomplish:

The directive, which grew out of the council’s February meeting at Kennedy Space Center in Florida:

-Requires the Department of Transportation to “reform the regulatory system” for launch and reentry.
-Mandates the Department of Commerce update rules governing satellite imagery, known as “remote sensing,”
-Creates a “one-stop shop” at the Commerce for commercial space companies.
-Calls for a Space Council review of licensing rules pertaining to commercial space flight activity to determine whether further streamlining should occur.

Seems like it takes a while to get a launch apprived, and they hope to shorten the time:

Trump deregulation agenda extending to commercial space activity

Not enough details to be conclusive. I don’t like buzzwords like “regulation”

Snow96 · 2018-05-28T17:49:50.691Z

If the part about taking 6 months, and needed approval from more than 1 agency is true to get a launch approval on pretty much proven rockets – do you agree with that? Or should it be a little simpler.

Samson_Corwell · 2018-05-28T18:02:34.123Z

Snow96:

If the part about taking 6 months, and needed approval from more than 1 agency is true to get a launch approval on pretty much proven rockets – do you agree with that? Or should it be a little simpler.

The problems span multiple dimensions. A large part of it involves the use of words like “regulations” to arbitrarily designate select policies as second-class.

biggestal99 · 2018-05-28T19:12:26.015Z

Cars are regulated snow.

Allan

Snow96 · 2018-05-28T19:20:56.460Z

Just like commercial space travel will be

Motor vehicles are regulated just enough that you can use them conveniently. Now that private enterprise has started doing space travel, it should still be regulated, but in a way that makes it viable to do so.

JayJay · 2018-05-28T20:00:41.558Z

At the same time his appointed Supreme Court Justice weakened workers rights by ruling it was Ok for employers to force employees to sign agreements prohibiting them from entering into class action lawsuits.