Killing endangered wildlife is legal if they aren't the target, new Trump rule says
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Bulldozer are gonna be killing endangered animals for fun now. Great
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Good. Build more shit. Gonna help the economy
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"Good. Build more shit. Ruin the world"
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Make the same rule for hunters please
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Youd use it to murder protected animals
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If they know they won't be punished, they won't take precautions to make sure it doesn't happen.
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The previous rule was excessive and restricted the economy
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Some restrictions are the point. If a company can destroy protected habitat we're worse off as a society.
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Exactly
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You think this is a bad thing? Makes sense to me
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This means it's going to happen more often
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