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Law professor Donna Matias knows how hard it can be to ѕtаrt a new affair. In her work as director of a legal clinic at the University of San Diego School of Law, she helps low- and moderate-income entrepreneurs navigate the legal hurdles they encounter. Shе tells the report of one client who wanted to operate a transportation service, and faced a mountain of challenges as a result.
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The thought that a Government tells people that they cannot use their own car to make a living is a joke.
Every time you see a dozen people waiting hopelessly at a bus stop – you should remind yourself of WHY this is happening.
TOO MANY REGULATIONS
@LibertyDownUnder Ooooooh, down below, huh? You really from Australia, or is that just a catchy name?
@MrUnicorn1995, really from Australia.
My blood is boiling.
Some regulations help no one, but let government workers keep their job. Some of these leeches provide nothing to society and simply live off others’ productivity.
Simple key, kick all liberals to the curb. In other words, take the power away from ALL DEMOCRATS.
@The442nd Yeah cause conservatives don’t do the same things to people. Wake up from that dream.Power corrupts regardless of your mindset.
@dirtbagstatus, I agree with you to a point. But if you investigate their track records, you will learn that Democrats are kryptonite to entrepreneurs.
it’s not just the government restricting private car use in a for-hire situation — nearly every standard auto insurance policy also prohibits for-hire, you need a special policy. but you cant get the special policy in anticipation of you become a affair. and you cant become a affair easily. and then taxi medallion/city councils cahoots too. see, it just keeps going around in circles – especially when the government is in cahoots with insurers and huge existing businesses.
Regulations crush people’s dreams.
How the heck can anyone justify having your competition in affair coming in and making a case as to why you can’t start your own affair. Jesus, these people are completely insane.
Government ONLY Works for the Most Powerful Corporations and the Government is the BIGGEST SCAM in America, their job is to Oppress EVERY SINGLE Americans (Middle Class and Working Class)
“It took *years* to get through all the different regulations that she would have to comply with”
… why has the government made everything so hard.
@303frankie I feel the same way about Wall Street
I wonder why unemployment is 12% in California?
The “nanny state” of California with their “utopian” BS is a detriment to the entire country! Who came up with this crap that you must be “approved” by your own competition? Sounds like some honest lobbying was done to benefit the “huge boys” in affair! That’s so “undemocratic”! Haha!! What a joke!!!
All progressives need to watch these videos, to reckon that government really help me, when the government tries to make it impossible for people to live and work for themselves.
@Jebusrulez, amen!
this is so sad
i notice this vid has more thumbs up than most on this channel…. don’t tell me there are people who give this a thumbs up and yet vote for liberals.
Ha Ha America! Your govt is robbing you dry, and all you do is beg the same govt that screwed you for help. Grow some balls and do something about it already. At least spread the philosophy of anarchy, and no, I’m not talking about the mel gibson/motorcycle/machine gun model. But real anarchy. That word sends chills down the backs of politicians. They would have to pick up a shovel and earn their keep the real way.
And yet people continue to take pleasure in getting raped by democrats and republicans instead of voting libertarian.
“California” Clarifies a lot.
2 words: Central Plotting