![]()
“New York City hires the otherwise unemployable to stroll the streets peering through the clear plastic of citizens’ trash bags for infractions of the numerous and bizarre recycling rules [‘wrapping paper (remove ribbon and tape)’ is recyclable, but not ‘paper with a lot of tape or glue’ — and who decides what ‘a lot’ is?]. Fines for residences start at $25, but they zoom as high as $500 for ‘four or more Notices within a six-month period.’ You can contest your fines by hiring an attorney or waiting hours for your case to be called ‘at any ECB [Environmental Control Board] Location,’ as the ‘Notice of Violation’ advises.”
http://www.lewrockwell.com/blog/lewrw/archives/117583.html
Related posts:
Obama's rogue state tramples over every law it demands others uphold
Why a pizza can’t fly
Two, Three, Many Snowdens!
No, thanks: Stop saying “support the troops”
Bill Bonner: Three Major Market Events That WILL Happen
The States Could Reform Obamacare If Only We Would Let Them
A congressional speech on the centennial of the Expatriation Act of 1868
Bill Bonner: How to Survive the Coming Zombie Apocalypse, Part 1
Oligarchies Masquerading as Democracies
Inflation Has Not Cured Iceland’s Economic Woes
Attempts To Eliminate Cash Are More Than A Privacy Disaster
The Reason Police Brutality Is Rising
Don’t Call the Cops If You’re Autistic, Deaf, Mentally Ill, Disabled or Old
Money is Funny
State-Wrecked: The Corruption of Capitalism in America - David Stockman