Comments by "iloveyouamberappel" (@iloveyouamberappel) on "Hair Braiders In New Jersey Are At Constant Risk Of Losing Their Jobs" video.

too bad people are blind to the idea that government hurts more than it helps.
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Just ask the mouse maybe we are operating on a different definition of socialism. Socialism to me is the farthest left in the political spectrum. They want governments ran health care and abortions. They want further restrictions on gun ownership laws and hate speech. As well as equal pay Initiatives for women and minorities. Telling businesses who they have to provide services to is not a free market. Libertarians I see as far right see this all as Government overreach and want no government to be involved in the way you live your life. Sink or swim a person does not pay taxes for initiatives they don't believe in nor forced to follow government regulation in business.
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Just ask the mouse Although hair braiding is not a traditionally socialist worry. Socialism tends to regulate through government intervention vs. The free market.
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Just ask the mouse so you are saying it is not socialist to have government provided health care and abortions? Forcing people to pay into the government system through force even if I don't believe in it? Pretty sure that is the cornerstone. The government telling a business they aren't allowed to refuse service or who they can hire flies in the face of the free market
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A good reason to vote libertarian. Too many laws that don't fit the needs of the people. NJ hair braiders are tired of being treated like black and white hair is all the same. Isn't that what the left want? Everyone is the same and there is no difference? Wait.. "If you are not African American you don't have a clue how hair is braided"... Well that is racist AF.
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really? You don't think there would be any tattooers who take all the current required precautions without government telling them to? Seems like the free market would dictate this quite nicely. You, like many others, wouldn't get a tattoo. In order to stay in business the tattoo shops would have to adapt.
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Do you really think that? The idea of how to do tattoos properly doesn't go out of the window. Established shops wouldn't change. A new shop... maybe would have issues. But I think they could exist in the current system at close to the same rate. I could see something completely new... Like I am offering this chip implant at my business. No one has investigated how to do it properly, if the chip are sustainable, or other issues.
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