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<blockquote data-quote="JMN" data-source="post: 256170" data-attributes="member: 8469"><p>Barber licensing is a historical carryover from when the red/white poles were blood soaked bandages hung out to advertise their services as tooth pullers and other things additional to hair modification. That's the most perfect example of a very stupid use of government power from agency preservation existential inertia and financial gain.</p><p></p><p>Massage licensing is more of a 'make me feel safe' measure so people with recorded histories of sexual assault and similar issues don't set up shop.</p><p></p><p>Not trying to disagree, it's just that both of those examples are of varying degrees of overreach. I don't fully disagree. I just really don't like it that we are being held to a different standard than the D average bottom of the class licensee who doesn't care enough to learn the difference between an impression and a pickup impression.</p><p></p><p>To clarify, I don't want us making D average work, we are being made the quality control layer because they cannot control the practitioners quality. That is what is really the base of my issue with this newer reach from a bunch of FDA revolving door regulator/insider/regulator hypocrites.</p><p></p><p>Maybe later I'll tell you how I really feel.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JMN, post: 256170, member: 8469"] Barber licensing is a historical carryover from when the red/white poles were blood soaked bandages hung out to advertise their services as tooth pullers and other things additional to hair modification. That's the most perfect example of a very stupid use of government power from agency preservation existential inertia and financial gain. Massage licensing is more of a 'make me feel safe' measure so people with recorded histories of sexual assault and similar issues don't set up shop. Not trying to disagree, it's just that both of those examples are of varying degrees of overreach. I don't fully disagree. I just really don't like it that we are being held to a different standard than the D average bottom of the class licensee who doesn't care enough to learn the difference between an impression and a pickup impression. To clarify, I don't want us making D average work, we are being made the quality control layer because they cannot control the practitioners quality. That is what is really the base of my issue with this newer reach from a bunch of FDA revolving door regulator/insider/regulator hypocrites. Maybe later I'll tell you how I really feel. [/QUOTE]
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