If Biden’s OSHA scheme isn’t overturned in court:
I vehemently oppose a person cooking my lunch lying about washing their hands after wiping their ass.
However, I oppose much more if the government mandated video cameras to be installed in the bathrooms of restaurants to observe cooks to ensure they wash their hands. Because even still, with this massive invasion of privacy of restaurant employees, I dont trust that the government would be able to monitor all of those cameras and not let some fecal matter slip through.
And short of installing cameras in the bathrooms, how will the government be able to enforce and arrest cooks who criminally expose me to E Coli from their bum hands?
A non-government alternative would be if a restaurant employed chefs who didn't wash their hands, then customers would get sick, leave negative Yelp reviews and the restaurant would go out of business. Then other restaurants would voluntarily decide to increase their own enforcement of handwashing. How? I dont know, but I dont have to know, I'm not a restaurant entrepreneur. Perhaps mandating two same gender people use the bathroom at the same time and observe each other washing hands for a certain time frame.
What I do know is if the restaurants start getting people sick, and people stop going, then they'll need to come up with innovative ways that don't involve the government stripping people of gun/voting rights or locking them in cages as a threat to follow the rules. And the restauranteur will be both more motivated and capable of ensuring their staff wash their hands than a government bureaucrat who has no skin in the game.
Haha, yes! We've seen this happen during the Obamacare implementation where larger employers simply cut back their low-level employees to being part-time and thus below the threshold for mandating health insurance.
If you like your 40 hour a week job, you can you keep it, unless your employer doesn't want to give you a 30% pay increase over your $10/hour job in the form of health insurance benefits, then you can get cut to 29 hours per week and can now go get a second part-time job, which also doesnt provide health insurance, and spend extra time commuting to this second job and be far worse off than before the government got involved in healthcare.
Of course, some people "won" as a result of the ACA, but at the expenses of others who lost. It's a zero-sum game.
”But in the end all of these ideas just manufacture new criminals when the problem isn't a lack of criminals.” -JRB