Does anyone else think increased legislation is making the world worse?

just things you cant do anymore, for example, at my old college you cant plant memorial plants anymore, they are getting a big tree for everyone etc, you cant smoke, you cant do anything. i know people say about smoking being bad for you etc. but not being able to plant a rose for a loved one in a place you donated money to, sucks. just an example. Does anyone else think increased legislation is making the world worse?Oppression is a breeding ground for rebellion. Did you know that the Labour Government has bought in and passed more than 3600 new laws since coming into power? Our problem is that we don't KNOW that we are breaking the law!



Labour have ensured that you can now be fined for (and get this), 'disturbing a box of eggs when instructed not to by an officer'.



Sorry, but this is ridiculous! The crimes that people give a toss about have been illegal for years...and most of us consider that we know at least a little bit of right from wrong without having this namby pamby bull wack rammed down our throats under the guise of it being 'for the better good'.Does anyone else think increased legislation is making the world worse?
No, I don't think increased legislation is making the world worse; I just regret that it is necessary. Years ago, a lot of it wouldn't have been.Does anyone else think increased legislation is making the world worse?Have you filled in form FY126.70 amendment 7.8 in triplicate, if not, this question will have to be deleted due to you not carrying out a risk-assesment. Does anyone else think increased legislation is making the world worse?
Yes it is and we are now dictated to by town hall Hitlers, who in turn take their orders from a government that effectively has lost the plot. How we managed to live without these petty dictators is beyond me and I long for the day when the people rise up and say enough!Does anyone else think increased legislation is making the world worse?Of course. Each law passed is a restriction of freedom in some way. Taxation is a removal of freedom. Liberals will not understand this, but that is the reality of things.