HB 1345: Dumb Regulations Repeal Act 14. Common Sense (Failed)

[Mr. Reactionary]

I encourage the house to REJECT this bill in its current form. The following regulations are sound and should remain in law:

iv. 21 USC §§333, 387c, 387f & 21 CFR §1143.3(b)(2)(iii) which makes it a federal crime to advertise roll-your-own tobacco without using Helvetica bold, Arial bold, or a similar sans serif font to warn people that nicotine is addictive.

vii. 21 USC §§352(f), 333, 21 CFR §§876.5020, 801.5, 801.15 & FDA Guidance which makes it a federal crime to sell a penis constriction ring without adequate warnings, including not to fall asleep while wearing it and to wait an hour between uses.

x. 40 USC §1315 & 45 CFR §3.5 which makes it a federal crime to find money that someone lost at the National Institutes of Health and not turn it in to the police, or to some other office where they might know who it belongs to.

Iv and vii are examples of unnecessary compelled speech. Hands off my cock ring, Gestapo!

[Mr. Reactionary]

Good bill. We already repealed # 14 tho.

[Mr. Reactionary]

Does iv get rid of requirements for safety warnings on cigarettes? If so it should be stricken from the bill asap.

# IV appears to repeal the regulation requiring that the otherwise required warning be in a specific font. We repealed several dumb regs mandating warnings in specific fonts, since a warning is a warning and mandating the font as well is intrusive, compelled speech.

[Mr. Reactionary]

Imported sloth hanging regulations are the baby?

[Mr. Reactionary]

I propose further amendments.

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Why?

[Mr. Reactionary]

Labor Party: strong on protecting elitist parking spaces; weak on protecting font freedom.

[Mr. Reactionary]

Labor Party: strong on protecting elitist parking spaces; weak on protecting font freedom.

Yeah let's deregulate all of nasa surely nothing can go wrong

How is it deregulating "all of NASA?" It's just parking spaces.

TBF, in an astronaut parked in the Deputy Administrator's space before heading up to the ISS, I guess it would be a pain to have the astronaut move his car. Think of the poor Deputy Administrator who has to walk an extra 50 feet now.