TX Repugs' REGULATIONS blocking business & jobs

[boutons_deux]

Craft brewers want Lege to ease rules


Craft brewing in Texas could add 52,000 jobs and mushroom into a $5.6 billion industry by 2020 if state lawmakers next year ease restrictions on breweries and restaurants that make beer on-site,

Read more: http://www.mysanantonio.com/business...#ixzz21Yx8FW00

but TX REPUGs are owned by BigBeer and BigBeerDistributors, so small businesses and small business owner job creators.

[scott]

In this case, the obstructions to progress aren't by Republicans only. Wholesale Beer Distributors of Texas. Follow the money.

[scott]

PS: I know that guy.

[boutons_deux]

In this case, the obstructions to progress aren't by Republicans only. Wholesale Beer Distributors of Texas. Follow the money.

Since when do "Wholesale Beer Distributors of Texas" vote/make regulations (directly)?

[scott]

Since when do "Wholesale Beer Distributors of Texas" vote/make regulations (directly)?

You're right, I don't know what I'm talking about.

[boutons_deux]

I ask a question, you admit your ignorance.

[TeyshaBlue]

lol. Scott's forgotten more about this than you could ever cut and paste, bot.

[Yonivore]

Just to be clear, government regulation stands in the way of you being able to improve your business and be more successful, correct?

Just testing my understanding.

[Clipper Nation]

World's biggest blue-teamer having the NERVE to complain about regulations when the "Repugs" do it

Of course, if blue team ins uted these regulations, we'd never hear the end of how the craft-brewery industry has been saved from the evil Repug 1% and their JINO VRWC minions, tbh.....

[ElNono]

I think scott talked about this in the past... IIRC, it was an issue of cronyism...

[ElNono]

BTW scott, congrats on the exposure. Good luck with that.

[Yonivore]

I think scott talked about this in the past... IIRC, it was an issue of cronyism...

In my opinion, most government regulations are a result of some quid pro quo.

[Yonivore]

BTW scott, congrats on the exposure. Good luck with that.

I'll second this.

[ElNono]

In my opinion, most government regulations are a result of some quid pro quo.

Then the problem isn't with regulations, it's with politicians.

[Yonivore]

Then the problem isn't with regulations, it's with politicians.

You expect an argument?

[ElNono]

You expect an argument?

None expected.

[Wild Cobra]

Craft brewers want Lege to ease rules


Craft brewing in Texas could add 52,000 jobs and mushroom into a $5.6 billion industry by 2020 if state lawmakers next year ease restrictions on breweries and restaurants that make beer on-site,

Read more: http://www.mysanantonio.com/business...#ixzz21Yx8FW00

but TX REPUGs are owned by BigBeer and BigBeerDistributors, so small businesses and small business owner job creators.

Don't you think the specifics of the rules matter?

What are they?

[Wild Cobra]

Just to be clear, government regulation stands in the way of you being able to improve your business and be more successful, correct?

Just testing my understanding.

Can you believe that ShazBot is wanting a reduction in regulations?

[boutons_deux]

Don't you think the specifics of the rules matter?

What are they?

Do Your Own Research

--- lovingly, WC

[FromWayDowntown]

I'm pretty sure that only one poster in this thread was featured on the local SA news about this matter.

[Clipper Nation]

Do Your Own Research

--- lovingly, WC

Still no response to your hypocrisy, B...