What would be the result if worldwide laws were passed to protect animal habitats

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iogann1982 [59]3 years ago

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Answer:

People have to earn a living, and we only have one world to share. When a farmer plants his crop, he kills any bugs, molds, or rodents that might destroy the plants. If there is a law against that, then either the farmer commits a crime, or he can't support his family and has to collect welfare. Either way, he stops paying taxes. A government can not stand when the people don't pay taxes.

We already have laws in the USA that make a farmer liable if a protected species of duck eats a protected species of bug on his property. The only reason that is possible is that everybody ignores the law. So there is no point in having the law. Somehow, everybody fails to see why this is a stupid way to run a country.

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