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Can the Government Make Entrepreneurs Do Useless Things For No Reason?
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Temat: Gospodarka
Owww!!!
Can the Government Make Entrepreneurs Do Useless Things for No Reason?
How about forcing loggers to buy 100 unneeded chainsaws?
Or forcing cabis to drive six wheeled taxis?
That would be silly, and everyone knows it.
Meet Verlin Stoll. A 27 year old entrepreneurial dynamo from Saint Paul Minnesota
Verlin's a funeral director and he wants to build a second funeral home.
But the government is forcing him to spend $30,000 on a
useless embalming room that he doesn't want and doesn't need.
That's silly.
Embalming is never required and many religions prohibit it.
Minnesota law says Verlin has to build one anyway.
He doesn't have to use it and it doesn't have to
be functional. It just has to be there.
Does the Government force brake shops to build race tracks?
Or art galleries to buy a Picasso?
No, because doing so would be pointless.
Good governments don't force free people to do silly things.
That's why Verlin and the Institute for Justice are challenging this law.
The Minnesota Constitution guarantees everyone economic liberty.
Economic liberty prevents the Government from forcing you to
do useless things just to run a business.
A victory here will protect Verlin and other entrepreneurs
in Minnesota from pointless laws and bureaucracy.
Learn more at IJ.org
