11 yr olds cupcake "business" shut down by local government agency....

[tuco99]

Originally Posted by MysticCat

Huh?

This kid is trying to run a business, not just set up a cupcake stand. Applicable law requires a seperate kitchen (as it does almost everywhere in this country). And I'm betting the applicable law also defines the difference between businesses and a kid's cookie or cupcake stand.

The mom said:


So yes, the mom is looking for special consideration for her daughter, consideration that says the law doesn't apply to her.

If this kid has adult dreams and wants to chase them, she needs to accept the adult responsibility that comes with the chase.

There are MILLIONS of illegals doing business in the USA and the goverment does nothing. The illegals do more than $200 a month.

We need cupcake reform.

[MysticCat]

Originally Posted by tuco99

There are MILLIONS of illegals doing business in the USA and the goverment does nothing. The illegals do more than $200 a month.

Yeah, something tells me that the local health inspector isn't really in the position to do much about deporting undocumented aliens.

Nice try, though, Max.

[StealthMode]

Originally Posted by MysticCat

Nice try, though, Max.

That's what I was going to say.

Dee, that's terrible about your friend. She sounds so kind! I wonder what would have happened if she had kept cooking and just refused when people offered her money.

[tuco99]

Originally Posted by MysticCat

Yeah, something tells me that the local health inspector isn't really in the position to do much about deporting undocumented aliens.

Fail. ARe you flipping on your applicable law requirements? YOUR main point was the kid was running a business and applicable law. There are MANY agencies that regulate business. Illegals do billions worth of illegal business. Do you think there are any applicalbe law issues that apply?

[Kevin]

Originally Posted by tuco99

Fail. ARe you flipping on your applicable law requirements? YOUR main point was the kid was running a business and applicable law. There are MANY agencies that regulate business. Illegals do billions worth of illegal business. Do you think there are any applicalbe law issues that apply?

So what exactly are you trying to say?

That because illegals, there should be no enforcement of a health code and other laws?

[tuco99]

Originally Posted by Kevin

So what exactly are you trying to say?

That because illegals, there should be no enforcement of a health code and other laws?

The point is there are bigger fish to fry.

Her first point was the kid was running a business. I say go after the bigger business with many times the violations. Her next excuse is the kid is in the food service business and my point is go after the food vendors doing MILLIONS of dollars in business. Have you ever seen the back of a busy restaurant, slaughter house or the inside of a food processing plant?


YOu are worried about a kid selling cupcakes to a few family friends.
What is your point? Are you saving the world by eliminate $200 worth of illegal cupcakes that are probably healthier than most of the slop you eat at a restaurant?

[Kevin]

Originally Posted by tuco99

The point is there are bigger fish to fry.

Her first point was the kid was running a business. I say go after the bigger business with many times the violations. Her next excuse is the kid is in the food service business and my point is go after the food vendors doing MILLIONS of dollars in business. Have you ever seen the back of a busy restaurant, slaughter house or the inside of a food processing plant?


YOu are worried about a kid selling cupcakes to a few family friends.
What is your point? Are you saving the world by eliminate $200 worth of illegal cupcakes that are probably healthier than most of the slop you eat at a restaurant?

How do you know there are bigger or other fish to fry? How do you know the government in this municipality isn't already doing everything it can to make sure everyone complies with the health code?

[SWTXBelle]

DID YOU KNOW - there are multiple law enforcement agencies which take care of different aspects of the law. Mind blowing, I know, but health departments take care of health department regulations, and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) takes care of immigration law.

Whew - I'm sure you're relieved to know that you don't have to count on health departments to enforce any thing other than health department regulations and law.

Given your ability to spot illegal immigrants merely by their appearance at a "restaurant, slaughter house or the inside of a food processing plant", tuco, I'd think you could carve out a great career for yourself with the ICE.

[MysticCat]

Originally Posted by tuco99

Fail. ARe you flipping on your applicable law requirements? YOUR main point was the kid was running a business and applicable law. There are MANY agencies that regulate business. Illegals do billions worth of illegal business. Do you think there are any applicalbe law issues that apply?

Sure—the main one being that only the federal government has the power to deport. State and local governments, including health inspection agencies, do not have that power. What the local health inspector did here is irrelevant to questions of what the federal government is or isn't doing about undocumented aliens.