It doesn't matter. The gov. is the one that took the bribe. She is the one they need to get rid of. Whoever bribed her has some interest in the issue. If they didn't someone else would. They only had to bribe her. There should be a veto override process. If not, that is something that needs to happen first.
@@davedave4986 Bribe suggests something illegal. Unfortunately the governor probably got perfectly legal financial support from chain restaurants who want folks to by their cheap processed food instead.
There shouldn't even have to be a bill to "legally sell" home made food. If a private citizen wants to buy from another private citizen the State has no say.
I'm a retired attorney from Oregon and worked in the restaurant industry. The reason for not allowing "home cooked food" is that they don't have the training or the equipment to cook food so it isn't contaminated. I like IJ, but on this one they're wrong. If you're going to sell food to the public you need sterilized equipment and know how to do that. (1 part bleach, 10 parts water. One of my clients got tagged at a street venue for having too much bleach! Easy solution, told him to just dilute it some more). But the state does and should check these venues and restaurants. Should the same apply to a "bake sale" school fund raiser? Tricky question. Yes, back in my home state Wisconsin loads of people got sick buying baked goods from school. They sued the school. The school settled. So much for the fund raiser.
@@rabbit251 There you go again, talking out of your AZZ and as usual, a lawyer who opens his big mouth without knowing the facts. How do you know if they meet the requirements or not. Are you going to OUTLAW families who cook dinners for themselves now. How ridiculous. Get your money back from whatever community college you graduated from ! It's always about money with you sharks and you never see the people you hurt as you step over them ! I'm expecting Hobbs to outlaw home cooked meals by grandma for her family unless she has a licence by the state of AZ. You sicken me !
@@rabbit251 Again, that's stupid. Freedom is about CHOICE. You CHOOSE to take the risk engaging with their business. 9,999 times out of 10,000 you're not gonna get food poisoning eating your neighbors casserole. That bake sale wasn't the best example. I've seen too many where the kids are involved and that's a whole different level of stupid. If my neighbor is going to bake cakes for people for money, they should be able to. That's not the same as having warm food in a container for serving all day, or day after day. Food trucks are probably dirtier than the average kitchen of these people. Regardless. If I wanna buy from a mom & pop, that's my choice, it's my fault if I'm too stupid to consider any risks and make an educated decision. The State can fuck right off. Here's another explanation: 99.9% of OSHA bullshit can fuck off. At most it should be a list of best practices. A business with too many injuries won't find anyone willing to work there. But forcing "safety" on a company often has inverse effects. I worked in a papermill as a millwright. Almost every bit of "safety" kit that went up, provided zero extra safety for any operator with an IQ over 40, but raised the hazards of my job anywhere from 2-20x. Forcing me to work in suspended positions where before I could crouch with plenty of room. Inserting "safety" circuits that made troubleshooting impossible, meaning I'd now have to stand INSIDE a running converter to assess what's not running correctly since I can't jog only part of it with the rest of the machine disabled. They'd tell me, oh you can't remove that fence now, it's a permanent safety feature? Well how am I supposed to fix this, or adjust this valve? When the fence provided zero extra protection to an operator. It should be up to the individual to decide their acceptable level of risk.
@@rabbit251 I just can't support this having worked in Restaurants as long as I have. Regulation be damned, I've never seen any kind of inspector except the in house starbucks one... Standards are very low to match. Many people got sick from my stores, but unlike the school we were never sued. I'm not sure what special protection we've got for stores, but they're not safe... And if they're not safe anyway, why not let home cooks work to the same standard? It's 100% possible to run a sterile operation at home, by the way. No special gear is actually needed, just good handwashing and sterilization discipline. Neither happens in most commercial kitchens.
Don't just go for the easy "pure" ideology. There are damn good reasons for *some* regulation regarding these businesses. Read The Jungle sometime. However, there's been a lot of regulatory capture which has morphed and expanded sensible regulations into schemes which benefit big businesses (and the politicians they back). Libertarians and liberals should be on the same side more often than not. More effective regulations are usually *less* intrusive on peoples' lives. But just mindlessly opposing all government regulations on principle ends up with private entities (usually big corporations) being very intrusive to peoples' lives.
I wouldn't be surprised if Hobbs lobbies against all heads of households being able to cook a meal for their own families unless they have a permit ! Hobbs = DEMONcrat socialism !
The votes were very surely faithful and true. Our election system is pretty hard to defraud despite massive efforts. Every step leading up to those votes, though... That's fair game. Up to and including shutting down polling locations you're told are going to the competition for "safety concerns". You can rig an election without touching a single vote, no problem.
@@tigercub1965 I’ve been begging my wife for three years to move to Edmond. But, work precludes us because my wife is an unvaccinated Family Practitioner… so, she’s not allowed to work anywhere that accepts Medicare and Medicaid. Including Oklahoma.
Gotta protect people from themselves I guess. Also, why not block people from making cash in a volatile economic time, amirite? I'm sure the Arizona Restaurant Association had nothing to do with getting this vetoed. I'm sure they can just get on food stamps...
Yes! These politicians don't want their constituents being able to support themselves apparently. They would rather have them jumping hoops to get on the dole. And yes the Chamber of Commerce probably had something to do with the veto. We all need to eat at expensive places and support exploitation of workers.
@@rabbit251 Get real ! Lake is making a case against Hobbs election cheating ! Seems you're the Stalin graduate here ! Tell you what, let me run for governor. But I'll hide from the people, never debate, never answer a legit question ! Only thing, I'm in full charge of counting and verifying the votes ! Sounds like DEMONcrat socialism to me ! There are none so blind as those who WILL NOT SEE ! And you call yourself a lawyer, yep, part of the problem. !
@@rabbit251A bus full of fascist lawyers (as you are) goes over a cliff with two empty seats. What is that called? A damn shame there were two empty seats.
How can the government resrict 2 private neighbors bartering, exchanging skills and favors, or engaging in small sales like this. Free people in a free market should be able to chose who they wish to do business with.
Peace. Aaaahh! Learn the lesson of the un-damned. Don"t think someone else can handle your own dang business. Desist from; placing personal icons; bought from camel-riding merchants down at the bazaar; with professional temple priests; for them to beseech the gods for favors. We can take our own dang business to the gods ourselves. Thimk. Peace.
@@brkbtjunkie The Republicans in office don't support the free market at all. At least the dems don't pretend like they do. Both parties are very corrupt, both are bought and controlled by the capitalists.
You got it! It was another big scam. She didn't go on the campaign trail, refused to debate Lake and hid in her basement just like Joe! Yet, she's the new governor. 😒
I spent five hours in absolute misery at a truck stop in cramps ejecting from both ends. Because of some chili I had in the morning. It's a human right to associate and conduct commerce but it's also a human right to live and be uninjured in person. At some point in my ordeal I felt like I could really die from it. So there needs to be something that prevents some piece of shit from leaving chili out overnight and then serving it to the public heated lukewarm. You figure that one out.
@@statinskill I would 100% agree with you but was this chili you bought from a casual seller at a pop-up table, or from the convenience station inside the truck stop?? Bev if it's the latter, they're supposed to have a food license and you can tell them what happened to you and technically sue if you wanted to. They were the ones leaving the food out too long. They're supposed to have strict procedures for that, like any certified restaurant.
@@statinskill that does sound absolutely horrible and I'm sorry that happened to you. I've been lucky as I've never had food poisoning that bad. I had a month long bad something from undercooked chicken one time that made it painful to eat, which got pretty bad and i probably should have sought medical attention for, but I waited it out and it eventually got better. That was 12 years ago - sure hope I don't have any lingering dormant parasites from that lol. They say some parasites can last up to 30 years in some rare cases. I feel ok today but I guess only some tests would tell for sure.
@@YourCapyFrenBigly_3DPipes1999 It was from a restaurant. But that only underlines the fact that there are hygiene-scumbags everywhere that need to be routed out. That's not saying that every private kitchen is dirty. It's just that they can get people sick and worse and therefore these sorts of things need to assiduously implement food safety and be inspected regularly but unannounced.
@@statinskill yeah every commercial place is supposed to be inspected and graded. But it only takes one person not maintaining proper food safety to cause a problem. There's no real way to inspect home food sellers tho, or mobile food cart sellers. I mean health inspectors can always check the carts if they really want to but I doubt they would feel like going that far. People just have to trust that food vendors will maintain proper cleanliness. They can create a license tho for all mobile food vendors, that worst case scenario can be revoked if someone reports a food safety issue from that person.
We the people need to stop asking permission from the government to do things. It is not the job of the government, nor has it ever been, to tell people what they can and cannot do unless they clearly cause harm to someone else.
Try reading a book called "The Jungle" by Upton Sinclair. It's about making sausages around 1900. It was his story that led to the Food Safety Act and the creation of the FDA, to ensure food standards. Don't people in the US get an education anymore? When I was young this was basic, almost common sense at that time. How times have changed. I'm a retired attorney from Oregon and worked in the restaurant industry. The reason for not allowing "home cooked food" is that they don't have the training or the equipment to cook food so it isn't contaminated. I like IJ, but on this one they're wrong. If you're going to sell food to the public you need sterilized equipment and know how to do that. (1 part bleach, 10 parts water. One of my clients got tagged at a street venue for having too much bleach! Easy solution, told him to just dilute it some more). But the state does and should check these venues and restaurants. Should the same apply to a "bake sale" school fund raiser? Tricky question. Yes, back in my home state Wisconsin loads of people got sick buying baked goods from school. They sued the school. The school settled. So much for the fund raiser.
@Dick Pick Your education does not make you as superior as you seem to think it does. People have been selling food to other people from the beginning of time without bleach to clean their kitchens. The idea that government has to fix all of our laziness is part of the problem and as an attorney who collected money off of that arrangement you are naturally going to have an opinion in favor of it because to believe otherwise (as some of us indeed do) your life's work would be less important. If a person who makes others sick with their food does it very often word spreads and people learn not to buy from them, the problem solves itself without beurocracy and seldom does any government action prevent anything that would not have been prevented otherwise. If people used common sense when buying their food and took the time to consider whom they are buying it from the result would be as effective and personal accountability would once again become the standard rather than running to some official to solve all of your problems or paying some "educated person" out of your own pocket to play word games with other "educated" people so they can all presume that they are superior to you because you allowed them to solve problems that you could easily have done on your own.
@@rabbit251 Hey dick, here's a surprise for you, millions of people cook every day for their families and friends and with no more training than recipes passed down from their ancestors. Almost every person in this STILL FREE country knows how to cook and wasn't trained by a communist institution ! Do you support outlawing cookbooks too ! How do you eat every day ? Can you boil water ? Do you ONLY eat in accredited restaurant establishments. ? Have you EVER had a home cooked meal. ? How sad for you that you can ONLY eat food prepared by a graduate of a culinary institute who licensed to cook in only approved establishments. ! You must be rich ! As I expected it's always about the money ! Nothing is going to stop me from a home cooked meal served by a normal regular family cook ! And if I give that cook a donation for her trouble, so be it. ! ! !
I used to buy Tamales from a lady selling them from a wagon walking around my neighborhood. Honestly, you can't get food that good in a store or restaurant.. AZ also arrested a nice lady for feeding homeless in a park.. Get rid of Hobbles and put the rightful Governor in office..
Totally agree. There was a lady here who sold tamales in the business district. They were so delicious! If you didn't queue up in time she'd sell out. When she passed away a few years back the newspapers and TV stations gave her obituary for days. California at least respects home-cooked food sellers, hope AZ catches up soon.
@@The-KP I was also in CA at the time.. Anyone who likes Mexican food, should try their Street food.. I think most people would happily take the risk.. The people next door would come over and take paddles from my Cactus then bring me plates of Nopales and fresh home made tortillas... If everyone had an opportunity to try some of these foods,, it would end a lot of the cultural issues in this country..
@@twistedhillbilly6157 You said it, food is the great uniter. It's one reason people get along in big cities, we eat each other's foods, hang out together, work together, play together. Keep on truckin', brother...
@@stevenjones1024 thanks. Not sure if it's mine or I read it somewhere but it's seems pretty self evident to me. Wish it wasn't something that needed to be said.
@@FrydClips I googled it and the closest I could come was from Jean-Jacques Rousseau - "People can only experience true freedom if they live in a civil society that ensures the rights and well-being of its citizens." He believed in a direct democracy in which everyone votes to express the general will in the make the laws of the land. "Our government has no power except that granted it by the people. It is time to check and reverse the growth of government, which shows signs of having grown beyond the consent of the governed." Ronald Reagan
@@mgreg8134 : Whether or not that’s an accurate statement, I was comparing commercial kitchens to home kitchen. Not restaurant kitchens to home kitchens. Commercial kitchens (meaning the large scale producers of packaged foods) are generally pretty clean, but the food standards which permit a certain percentage of rodent fur/droppings in packaged food tells me that home chefs are almost certainly more careful since their customers are more discriminating with the final products. Also, large commercial co-packers use a lot of ingredients that no home cook would ever think to use. Just read the ingredients list on store bought packaged foods and it sound like a chemistry experiment.
@@______IV I forget who did the study but it was shown in the study. I would consider a restaurant's kitchen to be a commercial kitchen, just on a smaller scale. The home kitchens use the same ingredients that the commercial kitchens do and they fall under the same FDA guidelines. The flour comes from the same mills, the meat from the same packers, etc. etc. Many of the same additives used by large companies to produce prepackaged food are found in the same ingredients that the home cooks use. You are confusing FDA guidelines at the with health codes. I know of no local health department that would allow rodent droppings in the food once it is cooked. Not even a large scale producer of packaged foods. The commercial kitchens have to meet certain health regulations of cleanliness and food cooking and cooling regulations to maintain food safety. The difference is the home cookers are not inspected by your local health department to make sure they are using proper food handling procedures.
Either or is something that needs to be brought to an end. Republican, Democrat, ultimately doesn't matter. They are all puppets for corporations. Get rid of corporations or force them to abide the determinations of the people (the individual, biological human beings that constitute the population of this country) _according to democracy_ and not according to tyrannical dictatorships.
She's a corporate Democrat. Most of the dems are like that, no different than Republicans. Some of them do fight for our rights, like Bernie, but they're a minority and don't have much power. They're weak and don't know how to fight.
Welp. That’s it. Hobbs thinks McDonald’s, Burger King and Taco Bell, staffed with teenagers does it cleaner than a Mexican Granny in her home. Fuck the law. I’ll be getting my tamales on the black market.
@@lorraineakers8147 that makes it even harder for government to control,,,or hunt down. Still need veggies, and they are hard to find in the woods in winter. We do need a garden and canning capability . And that makes us an easy target. But these kind will be the last holdouts. It will be awhile before they get around to small out of the way communities.
You might want to look up why things are usually not allowed, rather than just thinking everyone is trying to hinder you in life. More often than not, there is a very good reason.
@@Devellaro People like you is the reason we need to put warning labels on everything. "Hey dummy, don't stick this screwdriver in your ear. May cause permanent damage." It's about taking personal responsibility. Or as I like to call it: 'thinning of the herd'.
Why would people obey a so called law that infringe on your fundamental rights. Why do people just blindly believe that so one can dictate every aspect of your life. I will never understand that.
I'm a retired attorney from Oregon and worked in the restaurant industry. The reason for not allowing "home cooked food" is that they don't have the training or the equipment to cook food so it isn't contaminated. I like IJ, but on this one they're wrong. If you're going to sell food to the public you need sterilized equipment and know how to do that. (1 part bleach, 10 parts water. One of my clients got tagged at a street venue for having too much bleach! Easy solution, told him to just dilute it some more). But the state does and should check these venues and restaurants. Should the same apply to a "bake sale" school fund raiser? Tricky question. Yes, back in my home state Wisconsin loads of people got sick buying baked goods from school. They sued the school. The school settled. So much for the fund raiser.
@@rabbit251 Your kind of tyranny is never going to happen so let people alone. No one has gotten sick from her cooking yet. You should move to a communist country since you love it so much. If your so concerned about illness, why don't you clean up the crap loaded streets of San Francisco !
I will never be convinced that Katie Hobbs won a fair, honest election. Girl literally did nothing during her campaign and would not debate Kari Lake. 🙄
The government does NOT like NOT being in complete control. If people could take care of each other without intervention, we wouldn't need politicians and taxes would be 10% of what we pay now..
@@twistedhillbilly6157 That’s a half truth. The establishment / Democrats (read Communists) do enjoy control and are willing to violate the Constitution to retain and increase control. Remember: A half truth is a whole lie.
I'm a retired attorney from Oregon and worked in the restaurant industry. The reason for not allowing "home cooked food" is that they don't have the training or the equipment to cook food so it isn't contaminated. I like IJ, but on this one they're wrong. If you're going to sell food to the public you need sterilized equipment and know how to do that. (1 part bleach, 10 parts water. One of my clients got tagged at a street venue for having too much bleach! Easy solution, told him to just dilute it some more). But the state does and should check these venues and restaurants. Should the same apply to a "bake sale" school fund raiser? Tricky question. Yes, back in my home state Wisconsin loads of people got sick buying baked goods from school. They sued the school. The school settled. So much for the fund raiser.
Living in Virginia as a kid my grandmother's side hustle was selling her chicken and dumplings and fresh greens and potato salad and folks would come from miles around to get that and a slice of her pies, leave people alone and let them feed the folks.
Peace. Governor Hobbs. With respect. You have the heritage of a free people. You have performed so as to make them less so. "It is the duty of every prisoner to escape." Thus is the development of tyranny; oppression; dependence; economic jeopardy. You have brought strange gifts to the table, Ms. Hobbs. Think. Peace.
All laws that infringe on the rights of the people should be ignored by the people. Civil disobedience on a grand scale is the answer. The government's job is to protect our rights, not regulate them! Live by your rights. Keep cooking and selling, right under the nose of Hobbs and any other government official.
@@dtrain5171 Probably because tamales contain meat normally, and meat is a Federally regulated item. State can't passs this even if they want to as far as I know.
Not sure of the details on this, but most restaurants and food trucks are subject to health department inspections to make sure things are kept at the proper temperature and that there aren't flies and rat droppings everywhere. Not sure if there was any provision for hygiene inspections in this bill.
Peace. Not, 'rights'. 'Rights are what manmade, fictional 'giv-urn-meants' created. I.e., 'Civil Rights'; 'Right' to apply for Social Security; 'right' to be considered for military service, et al. 'Rights' allow free men and free women to ApPlY to corporations (federal U.S. is a corporation, a fiction; without flesh and blood people in positions, guv-urn-meant cannot be seen, heard, touched, smelled, tasted! A fiction.) for access to their services and benefits. What we actually own are Creator-given Freedom and Liberty. Federal and State Constitutions are to remind employees of fictionsof their responsibilities to support and protect OuR FrEeDoM and our LiBeŔtY. Nothing less. If corporate guv-urn-meant employees are not committed to nor fulfilling their job responsibilities, or they are abusive or tyrannical, they are derelect of their Oaths and duties. Deserving of being removed from their positions. Because corporations conduct certain activities does not prevent nor negate free people from also having freedom to do those same or similar activities. We are free people. Free to do for ourselves without interference nor limitations from fictional entities. This land remains populated by Americans all. Peace.
Well, it takes a 2/3rds supermajority to do that, and even for popular laws, that's a tall order. According to the video, this one almost succeeded, but not quite.
Interference in commerce and essential basic income is reckless endangerment, and deprivations of rights under color of law. Every person has the right to harmlessly earn subsistence income without license nor permit. The commerce of a sole proprietor is a Basic Essential Need, necessary for acquisition of all other Basic Essential Needs in a capitalist society. 18 USC 4 requires IJ agents to make proper criminal complaint against the governor and all her party co-agents , that colluded in this crime.
I'm sure most of these people are responsible but I am not wild about people selling food with zero inspections. There is a reason why the department of health inspects restaurants and food trucks.
Incredible how ignorant people have gotten over time. Have you ever heard of "The Jungle" by Upton Sinclair? Don't they teach basic Civics in the US anymore? I'm guessing you're Republican so it doesn't matter what Hobbs does. In your book she'll always be wrong. I'm a retired attorney from Oregon and worked in the restaurant industry. The reason for not allowing "home cooked food" is that they don't have the training or the equipment to cook food so it isn't contaminated. I like IJ, but on this one they're wrong. If you're going to sell food to the public you need sterilized equipment and know how to do that. (1 part bleach, 10 parts water. One of my clients got tagged at a street venue for having too much bleach! Easy solution, told him to just dilute it some more). But the state does and should check these venues and restaurants. Should the same apply to a "bake sale" school fund raiser? Tricky question. Yes, back in my home state Wisconsin loads of people got sick buying baked goods from school. They sued the school. The school settled. So much for the fund raiser.
@@rabbit251 so I guess no school bake sales lemonade stands and giving homeless sack lunches made at home and the article with the young autistic adult imagine those meals were made for people they knew.
How would the dept of health monitor health risks of making food in homes? In my southern state, the DOH can barely monitor the restaurants. Unfortunately many asian restaurants in my area, even though illegal, chop all their veggies at home in their backyard in very unclean conditions, and leave these veggies outside all day with birds crapping on it. They dry ducks by hanging them in their home carport Then they gather them up in cardboard boxes and put in their cars and take the prepared food to the restaurant. The city ordinance fined them several times for hanging ducks out in the carport. So they installed a wall around the carport and continued their practice. I never ate at that restaurant again.
I don't see how they can really.monitor this effectively. There are many folks that bake cakes and deliver to restaurants to sell. There are people that grow herbs and sell to chefs. What's the difference?
Not sure how I feel about, the food mentioned are at higher risk of carrying Salmonella( at worst). If there is no food inspector going to these homes the veto is smart.
Actually, thousands and thousands of AZ residents, mostly republican did not get to vote do to the shady election she presided over. Can’t say we all asked for it.
@@doc693 Do you get paid to interrupt adults and interject your ignorance without being asked or is it that you just have no sense of minding your own business? Tell me Doc, did you write the book which you have just ordered me to read? If so, I will be having a great deal of difficulty trying to decipher whatever it is that you are trying to communicate. It may appear to an educated person that you have been eating way too many "edibles" and not enough home made Tamales.. READ A BOOK LITTLE LADY!! The Cat in a Hat might be a good place to start..
So replace them with anyone else, young kid, out of work dad or old migrant lady, its still the same message. I’m thinking the autistic kid and his caretaker appreciated the chance to speak. You suck
Tamales are a time and temp controlled food usually right? With meat inside, not a cottage food to be sold out of unregulated homes. Having said that, tamales are like 90% of what I see people selling without a business here in Texas. But how are you making sure no one gets sick etc?
@@TW--- Are you twelve years old? Do you know the difference between being responsible for your own safety, and your own family. Versus being responsible for hundreds of other families? Do you not realize eating at home has no travel time? Buying from someone across the city, or outside the city, any travel time over whatever it takes for bacteria to grow before you can eat the food or refridgerate/freeze the food? Do you not understand WHY restaurants are regulated? Do you not understand that food sold out of homes is supposed to be as safe as possible, since there is zero oversight?
@@TW--- My grandma kept canned and bagged foods that were sometimes over 10 years out of date. I know she is not unique in this. Just because you MIGHT be smart enough to cook food properly and not use unsafe ingrediants, cooking methods or storage methods, does not mean everyone is.
I wonder how many times the word "unsafe" and "food safety" was used by the food industry lobbyist that got her to veto the bill.
Find out who's paying her to veto it.
It doesn't matter. The gov. is the one that took the bribe. She is the one they need to get rid of. Whoever bribed her has some interest in the issue. If they didn't someone else would.
They only had to bribe her. There should be a veto override process. If not, that is something that needs to happen first.
@@michaellowe3665 there is a veto override process, they said in the video that it narrowly failed.
@Iamttuk Sorry, missed that. It sounds like a few more people were bribed and they need outed.
@@Iamttuk your red herring dodges why Hobbs vetoed it in the first place. Did you bribe her?🤔
@@davedave4986 Bribe suggests something illegal. Unfortunately the governor probably got perfectly legal financial support from chain restaurants who want folks to by their cheap processed food instead.
Hobbs is paying back her election comnitments. So much for a govenor that truly cares about the people of Arizona...
The people that voted for her deserve her. This country is no longer free everything is controlled by the government.
Well you had another choice. Or you could just vote twice like the democrats do: th-cam.com/video/h0e9tpcTGfw/w-d-xo.html
@@MDShadowGames I think they deleted your comment.
@@thecorrean2411 Censorship is the NotSee way.
Hobbgambin is paying the crooks
that stole the election from Cary
Lake....
Stop asking permission from these damn Tyrants .
Imagine explaining this law AND the veto to anyone in the 1800s
Gotta love your democrat dictators!
@@yuiopoli9601 Jokes, you got them! Wait till you hear about Florida!
@@Orzufancylad What state am I in Zack? Your "you got them!" comment doesn't make any sense.
@@yuiopoli9601 Are you ESL?
@@yuiopoli9601 no, we don't.
There shouldn't even have to be a bill to "legally sell" home made food.
If a private citizen wants to buy from another private citizen the State has no say.
I'm a retired attorney from Oregon and worked in the restaurant industry. The reason for not allowing "home cooked food" is that they don't have the training or the equipment to cook food so it isn't contaminated.
I like IJ, but on this one they're wrong. If you're going to sell food to the public you need sterilized equipment and know how to do that. (1 part bleach, 10 parts water. One of my clients got tagged at a street venue for having too much bleach! Easy solution, told him to just dilute it some more). But the state does and should check these venues and restaurants.
Should the same apply to a "bake sale" school fund raiser? Tricky question. Yes, back in my home state Wisconsin loads of people got sick buying baked goods from school. They sued the school. The school settled. So much for the fund raiser.
@@rabbit251 There you go again, talking out of your AZZ and as usual, a lawyer who opens his big mouth without knowing the facts.
How do you know if they meet the requirements or not. Are you going to OUTLAW families who cook dinners for themselves now. How ridiculous. Get your money back from whatever community college you graduated from ! It's always about money with you sharks and you never see the people you hurt as you step over them ! I'm expecting Hobbs to outlaw home cooked meals by grandma for her family unless she has a licence by the state of AZ. You sicken me !
@@rabbit251 Again, that's stupid. Freedom is about CHOICE. You CHOOSE to take the risk engaging with their business. 9,999 times out of 10,000 you're not gonna get food poisoning eating your neighbors casserole.
That bake sale wasn't the best example. I've seen too many where the kids are involved and that's a whole different level of stupid.
If my neighbor is going to bake cakes for people for money, they should be able to. That's not the same as having warm food in a container for serving all day, or day after day.
Food trucks are probably dirtier than the average kitchen of these people.
Regardless. If I wanna buy from a mom & pop, that's my choice, it's my fault if I'm too stupid to consider any risks and make an educated decision. The State can fuck right off.
Here's another explanation: 99.9% of OSHA bullshit can fuck off. At most it should be a list of best practices. A business with too many injuries won't find anyone willing to work there. But forcing "safety" on a company often has inverse effects. I worked in a papermill as a millwright. Almost every bit of "safety" kit that went up, provided zero extra safety for any operator with an IQ over 40, but raised the hazards of my job anywhere from 2-20x. Forcing me to work in suspended positions where before I could crouch with plenty of room. Inserting "safety" circuits that made troubleshooting impossible, meaning I'd now have to stand INSIDE a running converter to assess what's not running correctly since I can't jog only part of it with the rest of the machine disabled. They'd tell me, oh you can't remove that fence now, it's a permanent safety feature? Well how am I supposed to fix this, or adjust this valve? When the fence provided zero extra protection to an operator.
It should be up to the individual to decide their acceptable level of risk.
@@rabbit251 I just can't support this having worked in Restaurants as long as I have. Regulation be damned, I've never seen any kind of inspector except the in house starbucks one... Standards are very low to match. Many people got sick from my stores, but unlike the school we were never sued.
I'm not sure what special protection we've got for stores, but they're not safe... And if they're not safe anyway, why not let home cooks work to the same standard?
It's 100% possible to run a sterile operation at home, by the way. No special gear is actually needed, just good handwashing and sterilization discipline. Neither happens in most commercial kitchens.
Don't just go for the easy "pure" ideology. There are damn good reasons for *some* regulation regarding these businesses. Read The Jungle sometime.
However, there's been a lot of regulatory capture which has morphed and expanded sensible regulations into schemes which benefit big businesses (and the politicians they back).
Libertarians and liberals should be on the same side more often than not. More effective regulations are usually *less* intrusive on peoples' lives. But just mindlessly opposing all government regulations on principle ends up with private entities (usually big corporations) being very intrusive to peoples' lives.
Wasn't Katie Hobs the one that was the judge in her own governor race? That mysteriously won that election?
Lots of mysteries in the tallying... ...
@@twistedhillbilly6157
Hopefully , the Courts will continue to support investigation.
I wouldn't be surprised if Hobbs lobbies against all heads of households being able to cook a meal for their own families unless they have a permit !
Hobbs = DEMONcrat socialism !
The votes were very surely faithful and true. Our election system is pretty hard to defraud despite massive efforts.
Every step leading up to those votes, though... That's fair game. Up to and including shutting down polling locations you're told are going to the competition for "safety concerns". You can rig an election without touching a single vote, no problem.
Sounds about Republican...😒
Hobbs is in the pocket of Big Tamale 🫔
No she is not she is in the pocket of the drug cartels
All Republicans are in the pocket of big business
I would say she is a Tamale but that would be disrespectful to Tamales everywhere...
@@garrywaterman7570
Corporations donate to both sides. But overwhelmingly moreso to Democrats.
@@garrywaterman7570 That lie hasn’t aged well. You need to catch up.
Arizona is a police state. state moto: come to Arizona on vacation, leave on probation, return on violation.
It's the new California. The people destroyed California, and now they moved to Arizona and elected this worthless garbage.
Same for New Mexico
RI too
Not in wholesome Oklahoma. We might be boring, but we are friendly.
@@tigercub1965 I’ve been begging my wife for three years to move to Edmond. But, work precludes us because my wife is an unvaccinated Family Practitioner… so, she’s not allowed to work anywhere that accepts Medicare and Medicaid. Including Oklahoma.
Gotta protect people from themselves I guess. Also, why not block people from making cash in a volatile economic time, amirite? I'm sure the Arizona Restaurant Association had nothing to do with getting this vetoed. I'm sure they can just get on food stamps...
Yes! These politicians don't want their constituents being able to support themselves apparently. They would rather have them jumping hoops to get on the dole. And yes the Chamber of Commerce probably had something to do with the veto. We all need to eat at expensive places and support exploitation of workers.
Hobbs should be in prison.
Why? Because she's a Democrat? Yeah, that's good for democracy? Which school did you go to? Mao Elementary or Stalin High?
@@rabbit251 Get real ! Lake is making a case against Hobbs election cheating ! Seems you're the Stalin graduate here !
Tell you what, let me run for governor. But I'll hide from the people, never debate, never answer a legit question ! Only thing, I'm in full charge of counting and verifying the votes !
Sounds like DEMONcrat socialism to me ! There are none so blind as those who WILL NOT SEE ! And you call yourself a lawyer, yep, part of the problem. !
@@rabbit251 Hobbs is running AZ into the ground REGARDLESS of her stance. She is a terrible leader and a corrupt one at that…
@@rabbit251A bus full of fascist lawyers (as you are) goes over a cliff with two empty seats. What is that called? A damn shame there were two empty seats.
Don't go after meth and fenthanyl dealers; go after the lady selling tamales.
That's your elected officials working for the people.
This is unfortunately a true fact...
Yes, and those people are the Cartels!
Elected officials are such cowards ! Hobbs is probably getting kick backs from the cartels !
How can the government resrict 2 private neighbors bartering, exchanging skills and favors, or engaging in small sales like this. Free people in a free market should be able to chose who they wish to do business with.
You put her in. Left boot or right. We always get screwed.
Peace. Aaaahh! Learn the lesson of the un-damned. Don"t think someone else can handle your own dang business. Desist from; placing personal icons; bought from camel-riding merchants down at the bazaar; with professional temple priests; for them to beseech the gods for favors. We can take our own dang business to the gods ourselves. Thimk. Peace.
It’s a lot of left boots - don’t see too many right ones coming down these days.
The Democrats stole the governorship from Kari Lake. She has a lawsuit against Katie Hobbs and others..
You're wrong though because she is NOT left. She's center right, moderate.
@@brkbtjunkie The Republicans in office don't support the free market at all. At least the dems don't pretend like they do. Both parties are very corrupt, both are bought and controlled by the capitalists.
Hobbs is part of the swamp machine, if you don't pay her you don't play there.
This is the most powerful time time to vote out this government.
Sometimes you have to wonder if the Anarcho-Capitalists have the right of it.
Contrary. Too late! That’s what Plan B is for! (2nd amendment).
The process is rigged.
Make ballots paper again.
She’s the Veto Queen!
Shes the evil queen.
She’s bought and paid for.
She's not the real Gov anyway...
You got it! It was another big scam. She didn't go on the campaign trail, refused to debate Lake and hid in her basement just like Joe! Yet, she's the new governor. 😒
I don't support her, but that doesn't mean she's not legit
@@austinhernandez2716 the facts of the election means she cheated. You'll see.
It is a human right to conduct harmless commerce with consenting buyers, including commerce in food.
I spent five hours in absolute misery at a truck stop in cramps ejecting from both ends. Because of some chili I had in the morning. It's a human right to associate and conduct commerce but it's also a human right to live and be uninjured in person. At some point in my ordeal I felt like I could really die from it. So there needs to be something that prevents some piece of shit from leaving chili out overnight and then serving it to the public heated lukewarm. You figure that one out.
@@statinskill I would 100% agree with you but was this chili you bought from a casual seller at a pop-up table, or from the convenience station inside the truck stop?? Bev if it's the latter, they're supposed to have a food license and you can tell them what happened to you and technically sue if you wanted to. They were the ones leaving the food out too long. They're supposed to have strict procedures for that, like any certified restaurant.
@@statinskill that does sound absolutely horrible and I'm sorry that happened to you. I've been lucky as I've never had food poisoning that bad. I had a month long bad something from undercooked chicken one time that made it painful to eat, which got pretty bad and i probably should have sought medical attention for, but I waited it out and it eventually got better. That was 12 years ago - sure hope I don't have any lingering dormant parasites from that lol. They say some parasites can last up to 30 years in some rare cases. I feel ok today but I guess only some tests would tell for sure.
@@YourCapyFrenBigly_3DPipes1999 It was from a restaurant. But that only underlines the fact that there are hygiene-scumbags everywhere that need to be routed out. That's not saying that every private kitchen is dirty. It's just that they can get people sick and worse and therefore these sorts of things need to assiduously implement food safety and be inspected regularly but unannounced.
@@statinskill yeah every commercial place is supposed to be inspected and graded. But it only takes one person not maintaining proper food safety to cause a problem. There's no real way to inspect home food sellers tho, or mobile food cart sellers. I mean health inspectors can always check the carts if they really want to but I doubt they would feel like going that far. People just have to trust that food vendors will maintain proper cleanliness.
They can create a license tho for all mobile food vendors, that worst case scenario can be revoked if someone reports a food safety issue from that person.
She is a dictator.
Hobbs needs to be impeached!
TY for sharing Ellen and good to see institute for justice is helping small businesses 👍
We the people need to stop asking permission from the government to do things. It is not the job of the government, nor has it ever been, to tell people what they can and cannot do unless they clearly cause harm to someone else.
Bling bling
Try reading a book called "The Jungle" by Upton Sinclair. It's about making sausages around 1900. It was his story that led to the Food Safety Act and the creation of the FDA, to ensure food standards.
Don't people in the US get an education anymore? When I was young this was basic, almost common sense at that time. How times have changed.
I'm a retired attorney from Oregon and worked in the restaurant industry. The reason for not allowing "home cooked food" is that they don't have the training or the equipment to cook food so it isn't contaminated.
I like IJ, but on this one they're wrong. If you're going to sell food to the public you need sterilized equipment and know how to do that. (1 part bleach, 10 parts water. One of my clients got tagged at a street venue for having too much bleach! Easy solution, told him to just dilute it some more). But the state does and should check these venues and restaurants.
Should the same apply to a "bake sale" school fund raiser? Tricky question. Yes, back in my home state Wisconsin loads of people got sick buying baked goods from school. They sued the school. The school settled. So much for the fund raiser.
@Dick Pick Your education does not make you as superior as you seem to think it does. People have been selling food to other people from the beginning of time without bleach to clean their kitchens. The idea that government has to fix all of our laziness is part of the problem and as an attorney who collected money off of that arrangement you are naturally going to have an opinion in favor of it because to believe otherwise (as some of us indeed do) your life's work would be less important. If a person who makes others sick with their food does it very often word spreads and people learn not to buy from them, the problem solves itself without beurocracy and seldom does any government action prevent anything that would not have been prevented otherwise. If people used common sense when buying their food and took the time to consider whom they are buying it from the result would be as effective and personal accountability would once again become the standard rather than running to some official to solve all of your problems or paying some "educated person" out of your own pocket to play word games with other "educated" people so they can all presume that they are superior to you because you allowed them to solve problems that you could easily have done on your own.
@@rabbit251 Hey dick, here's a surprise for you, millions of people cook every day for their families and friends and with no more training than recipes passed down from their ancestors. Almost every person in this STILL FREE country knows how to cook and wasn't trained by a communist institution ! Do you support outlawing cookbooks too ! How do you eat every day ? Can you boil water ? Do you ONLY eat in accredited restaurant establishments. ? Have you EVER had a home cooked meal. ? How sad for you that you can ONLY eat food prepared by a graduate of a culinary institute who licensed to cook in only approved establishments. ! You must be rich ! As I expected it's always about the money ! Nothing is going to stop me from a home cooked meal served by a normal regular family cook ! And if I give that cook a donation for her trouble, so be it. ! ! !
IJ is good; Katie Hobbs and her administration is bad!
Back to selling from the trunk of your car.
Little old Mexican ladies make the very best Mexican food. It's made with love.
I love Mexican food. I used to live in AZ where I had the best food !
What a traitor to this great nation. Down with the Dems.
I used to buy Tamales from a lady selling them from a wagon walking around my neighborhood. Honestly, you can't get food that good in a store or restaurant.. AZ also arrested a nice lady for feeding homeless in a park.. Get rid of Hobbles and put the rightful Governor in office..
"Rightful governor?" You mean the one who lost the election?
Totally agree. There was a lady here who sold tamales in the business district. They were so delicious! If you didn't queue up in time she'd sell out. When she passed away a few years back the newspapers and TV stations gave her obituary for days. California at least respects home-cooked food sellers, hope AZ catches up soon.
@@The-KP I was also in CA at the time.. Anyone who likes Mexican food, should try their Street food.. I think most people would happily take the risk.. The people next door would come over and take paddles from my Cactus then bring me plates of Nopales and fresh home made tortillas... If everyone had an opportunity to try some of these foods,, it would end a lot of the cultural issues in this country..
Let them know fam!
@@twistedhillbilly6157 You said it, food is the great uniter. It's one reason people get along in big cities, we eat each other's foods, hang out together, work together, play together. Keep on truckin', brother...
No goverment has the legitimate authority to regulate consensual interactions between free people.
Great quote Glen.
I wish I could give this comment 1000 "thumbs up".
@@matthewwinans3068 and give Hobbs 1000 thumbs down
@@stevenjones1024 thanks. Not sure if it's mine or I read it somewhere but it's seems pretty self evident to me. Wish it wasn't something that needed to be said.
@@FrydClips I googled it and the closest I could come was from Jean-Jacques Rousseau - "People can only experience true freedom if they live in a civil society that ensures the rights and well-being of its citizens."
He believed in a direct democracy in which everyone votes to express the general will in the make the laws of the land.
"Our government has no power except that granted it by the people. It is time to check and reverse the growth of government, which shows signs of having grown beyond the consent of the governed." Ronald Reagan
These individuals have far higher food production standards than any commercial outfit.
The average restaurant kitchen is 11 times cleaner than a homes bathroom.
@@mgreg8134 : Whether or not that’s an accurate statement, I was comparing commercial kitchens to home kitchen. Not restaurant kitchens to home kitchens. Commercial kitchens (meaning the large scale producers of packaged foods) are generally pretty clean, but the food standards which permit a certain percentage of rodent fur/droppings in packaged food tells me that home chefs are almost certainly more careful since their customers are more discriminating with the final products. Also, large commercial co-packers use a lot of ingredients that no home cook would ever think to use. Just read the ingredients list on store bought packaged foods and it sound like a chemistry experiment.
@@______IV I forget who did the study but it was shown in the study. I would consider a restaurant's kitchen to be a commercial kitchen, just on a smaller scale.
The home kitchens use the same ingredients that the commercial kitchens do and they fall under the same FDA guidelines. The flour comes from the same mills, the meat from the same packers, etc. etc. Many of the same additives used by large companies to produce prepackaged food are found in the same ingredients that the home cooks use.
You are confusing FDA guidelines at the with health codes. I know of no local health department that would allow rodent droppings in the food once it is cooked. Not even a large scale producer of packaged foods.
The commercial kitchens have to meet certain health regulations of cleanliness and food cooking and cooling regulations to maintain food safety.
The difference is the home cookers are not inspected by your local health department to make sure they are using proper food handling procedures.
@@mgreg8134 That is not always true. I worked in a few when young. I wouldn't eat there.
@@SanderaTheGypsy I said average not every.
Wait I thought Gov Hobbs was a Democrat & All about peoples rights.
Guess not. LOL
Either or is something that needs to be brought to an end. Republican, Democrat, ultimately doesn't matter. They are all puppets for corporations. Get rid of corporations or force them to abide the determinations of the people (the individual, biological human beings that constitute the population of this country) _according to democracy_ and not according to tyrannical dictatorships.
Democrats are all about “more laws.” There are fewer abilities and rights with more laws, when are democrat voters gonna learn that?
She's a corporate Democrat. Most of the dems are like that, no different than Republicans. Some of them do fight for our rights, like Bernie, but they're a minority and don't have much power. They're weak and don't know how to fight.
I like my tamales the way I like my guns, homemade, sold out of the back of a trunk in a parking lot and without the government knowing.
Hobbs , shouldn't even be in office
Welp. That’s it. Hobbs thinks McDonald’s, Burger King and Taco Bell, staffed with teenagers does it cleaner than a Mexican Granny in her home. Fuck the law. I’ll be getting my tamales on the black market.
I'm with you and prove that I actually bought food from a home cook. I call it a donation. !
I just scored some jalapeño and cheese tamales at a garage sale last Saturday. Yum.
A little cat hair never harmed anyone, Hobbes 😂
VETO the 2022 , Arizona election , veto , Hobbs !!
Government can't stop us from having/selling food.
What about hunting and living off the grid ?
@@lorraineakers8147 that makes it even harder for government to control,,,or hunt down. Still need veggies, and they are hard to find in the woods in winter. We do need a garden and canning capability . And that makes us an easy target. But these kind will be the last holdouts. It will be awhile before they get around to small out of the way communities.
Impeach ASAP
Just do it anyway and tell the gov to take the tyranny and shove it.
I agree and if anyone tries to stop you from paying for a home cooked meal tell them it's a donation. !
Fuck DEMONcrat socialism. !!!
Getting so tired of feeling like this country just keeps moving backwards.
You might want to look up why things are usually not allowed, rather than just thinking everyone is trying to hinder you in life. More often than not, there is a very good reason.
@@Devellaro People like you is the reason we need to put warning labels on everything. "Hey dummy, don't stick this screwdriver in your ear. May cause permanent damage." It's about taking personal responsibility. Or as I like to call it: 'thinning of the herd'.
@@Devellaro More often than not it has to do with lobbying (part of which is anti competition policies) and campaign dollars.
Why would people obey a so called law that infringe on your fundamental rights. Why do people just blindly believe that so one can dictate every aspect of your life. I will never understand that.
She needs to be fired
Wish we could. 😈👿👹👺
How could she veto the Flippin Tamale lady?!?! That governor needs to be recalled
I'm a retired attorney from Oregon and worked in the restaurant industry. The reason for not allowing "home cooked food" is that they don't have the training or the equipment to cook food so it isn't contaminated.
I like IJ, but on this one they're wrong. If you're going to sell food to the public you need sterilized equipment and know how to do that. (1 part bleach, 10 parts water. One of my clients got tagged at a street venue for having too much bleach! Easy solution, told him to just dilute it some more). But the state does and should check these venues and restaurants.
Should the same apply to a "bake sale" school fund raiser? Tricky question. Yes, back in my home state Wisconsin loads of people got sick buying baked goods from school. They sued the school. The school settled. So much for the fund raiser.
@@rabbit251 Your kind of tyranny is never going to happen so let people alone. No one has gotten sick from her cooking yet. You should move to a communist country since you love it so much. If your so concerned about illness, why don't you clean up the crap loaded streets of San Francisco !
She caved to her Handlers!
I will never be convinced that Katie Hobbs won a fair, honest election. Girl literally did nothing during her campaign and would not debate Kari Lake. 🙄
Kari Lake was and is a nutjob. Hobbs ran a lackluster campaign but when your opponent is an idiot, that may be enough.
Shit tube doesn't like us talking about the rigged elections either. I'm not allowed to read other responses to your comment.....
But But ... She had such an inspiring message.
Katie Hobbs , she gets it!
@@robertsalmen7189 Gets what?
@@jesseregenauer630
That the 10k vote question
The evil in our government is amazing sometimes.
I pray daily for the good people of America.
I hope you do too. 🙏❤️
When big food donates to your criminal campaign.
The government does NOT like NOT being in complete control. If people could take care of each other without intervention, we wouldn't need politicians and taxes would be 10% of what we pay now..
Dosen't that violate campaign finance laws?
@@twistedhillbilly6157 That’s a half truth. The establishment / Democrats (read Communists) do enjoy control and are willing to violate the Constitution to retain and increase control.
Remember: A half truth is a whole lie.
@@Nic2shy There’s no proof of that, to my knowledge; however, why else would she stab Arizonans in the face?
I'm a retired attorney from Oregon and worked in the restaurant industry. The reason for not allowing "home cooked food" is that they don't have the training or the equipment to cook food so it isn't contaminated.
I like IJ, but on this one they're wrong. If you're going to sell food to the public you need sterilized equipment and know how to do that. (1 part bleach, 10 parts water. One of my clients got tagged at a street venue for having too much bleach! Easy solution, told him to just dilute it some more). But the state does and should check these venues and restaurants.
Should the same apply to a "bake sale" school fund raiser? Tricky question. Yes, back in my home state Wisconsin loads of people got sick buying baked goods from school. They sued the school. The school settled. So much for the fund raiser.
When the law is wrong, it's our duty to go around it. Don't "sell" your tamales. Sell the paper towel and include a free tamale with it.
YES!
This has crossed the line of tyranny in Arizona.
What a horrible person to kill this bill.
Questionable Governor with questionable judgement. Thank you IFJ for taking this on for the people of Arizona. 👍
Imagine that! In a free country, you have to pass a law that "allows" you to be free
Because it is More Important to hurt the Poor and Immigrants than two keep something that everyone wants.
Living in Virginia as a kid my grandmother's side hustle was selling her chicken and dumplings and fresh greens and potato salad and folks would come from miles around to get that and a slice of her pies, leave people alone and let them feed the folks.
They make it illegal, do it anyways.
They should be restricting the big food corporations.
I’m glad the people get what they vote for. Maybe someday people will stop electing Democrats, but until that day, enjoy your vote.
It's all about control....
Hobbs belongs in prison
Peace. Governor Hobbs. With respect. You have the heritage of a free people. You have performed so as to make them less so. "It is the duty of every prisoner to escape." Thus is the development of tyranny; oppression; dependence; economic jeopardy. You have brought strange gifts to the table, Ms. Hobbs. Think. Peace.
As they say….YOU voted her into office so you’re getting what YOU voted for!
It’s still not proven that she actually won!
Lol if you think that she was legally voted in.
My mother loves homemade tamales. She voted for Hobbs. She gonna be sad.
Thank you for fighting for causes like this!! It’s truly the individual vs the machine now.
All laws that infringe on the rights of the people should be ignored by the people.
Civil disobedience on a grand scale is the answer.
The government's job is to protect our rights, not regulate them!
Live by your rights. Keep cooking and selling, right under the nose of Hobbs and any other government official.
I'm with you ! Government is going too far ! It's time for a push back and when you pay for your food, just put the money in a DONATION jar !
@@lorraineakers8147 Good idea!
Anyone know Hobbs’ justification for veto?
I'm guessing the restaurant lobbiests?
She hates Mexicans.
Cus shes a cee you en tee
@@dtrain5171 Probably because tamales contain meat normally, and meat is a Federally regulated item. State can't passs this even if they want to as far as I know.
@@Devellaro Stop spreading misinformation. This is legal in many other states.
Not sure of the details on this, but most restaurants and food trucks are subject to health department inspections to make sure things are kept at the proper temperature and that there aren't flies and rat droppings everywhere. Not sure if there was any provision for hygiene inspections in this bill.
Hobbs is being paid by Big Tamale?
Lmfao I mean..... I guess rite???
Ridiculous
I love homemade Tamales! I buy them because they are better than the restaurant versions. Every family makes them a little different.
Hobbs is another bad politician who needs to go
Control the food, control the people.
If the people of Arizona put up this this, then they deserve their tyranny. I don't feel sorry for them.
Do you have a corrupt government?
When a person refuses to recuse her self and is in charge of counting the votes
You people rock......keep fighting for Americans rights...
Peace. Not, 'rights'. 'Rights are what manmade, fictional 'giv-urn-meants' created. I.e., 'Civil Rights'; 'Right' to apply for Social Security; 'right' to be considered for military service, et al. 'Rights' allow free men and free women to ApPlY to corporations (federal U.S. is a corporation, a fiction; without flesh and blood people in positions, guv-urn-meant cannot be seen, heard, touched, smelled, tasted! A fiction.) for access to their services and benefits. What we actually own are Creator-given Freedom and Liberty. Federal and State Constitutions are to remind employees of fictionsof their responsibilities to support and protect OuR FrEeDoM and our LiBeŔtY. Nothing less. If corporate guv-urn-meant employees are not committed to nor fulfilling their job responsibilities, or they are abusive or tyrannical, they are derelect of their Oaths and duties. Deserving of being removed from their positions. Because corporations conduct certain activities does not prevent nor negate free people from also having freedom to do those same or similar activities. We are free people. Free to do for ourselves without interference nor limitations from fictional entities. This land remains populated by Americans all. Peace.
If it's popular, then the legislature can override the governor's veto.
Well, it takes a 2/3rds supermajority to do that, and even for popular laws, that's a tall order.
According to the video, this one almost succeeded, but not quite.
Hobbs should feel nothing but shame ! She also took back scholarships for private schooling.
Hobbs is a disaster.
You get what you vote for..
Interesting that so many democrats claim to support the working class, and then do this kind of stuff.
Welp, AZ voted her in...I think...or did she cheat?
Interference in commerce and essential basic income is reckless endangerment, and deprivations of rights under color of law. Every person has the right to harmlessly earn subsistence income without license nor permit. The commerce of a sole proprietor is a Basic Essential Need, necessary for acquisition of all other Basic Essential Needs in a capitalist society. 18 USC 4 requires IJ agents to make proper criminal complaint against the governor and all her party co-agents , that colluded in this crime.
This was not a crime, lol. Maybe you should do some due diligence. Look up the laws.
I'm sure most of these people are responsible but I am not wild about people selling food with zero inspections. There is a reason why the department of health inspects restaurants and food trucks.
@@buensomeritano1755 Sorry, what? You are trying to apply some international treaty? Provide some links. Otherwise look up actual Arizona laws.
@@Devellaro I did 18 USC 242 and 1519(I think)
@@williamhancock8065 guilt may not be presumed. If a complaint is made, cause for inspection exists.
Need to vote Hobbs out of office ❗
Incredible how ignorant people have gotten over time. Have you ever heard of "The Jungle" by Upton Sinclair? Don't they teach basic Civics in the US anymore?
I'm guessing you're Republican so it doesn't matter what Hobbs does. In your book she'll always be wrong.
I'm a retired attorney from Oregon and worked in the restaurant industry. The reason for not allowing "home cooked food" is that they don't have the training or the equipment to cook food so it isn't contaminated.
I like IJ, but on this one they're wrong. If you're going to sell food to the public you need sterilized equipment and know how to do that. (1 part bleach, 10 parts water. One of my clients got tagged at a street venue for having too much bleach! Easy solution, told him to just dilute it some more). But the state does and should check these venues and restaurants.
Should the same apply to a "bake sale" school fund raiser? Tricky question. Yes, back in my home state Wisconsin loads of people got sick buying baked goods from school. They sued the school. The school settled. So much for the fund raiser.
@@rabbit251 so I guess no school bake sales lemonade stands and giving homeless sack lunches made at home and the article with the young autistic adult imagine those meals were made for people they knew.
How would the dept of health monitor health risks of making food in homes? In my southern state, the DOH can barely monitor the restaurants. Unfortunately many asian restaurants in my area, even though illegal, chop all their veggies at home in their backyard in very unclean conditions, and leave these veggies outside all day with birds crapping on it. They dry ducks by hanging them in their home carport Then they gather them up in cardboard boxes and put in their cars and take the prepared food to the restaurant. The city ordinance fined them several times for hanging ducks out in the carport. So they installed a wall around the carport and continued their practice. I never ate at that restaurant again.
I don't see how they can really.monitor this effectively. There are many folks that bake cakes and deliver to restaurants to sell. There are people that grow herbs and sell to chefs. What's the difference?
@@user-dn9vd9xg9p Food poisoning from anything that is time and temp sensitive. Food borne illnesses etc.
@Jeremiah Schultz Don't really care to protect you. I am just using common fucking sense and logic.
This is why I give monthly to IJ and you should too!
God forbid anybody have a choice about what they buy. God forbid we should do anything outside the reach of our tyrannical leaders.
I didn't vote for her.
Nor did a majority of voters in Arizona.
@@litigioussociety4249 yep
Just like you guys didnt vote for McCain for decades.
But your dead great grandparents most likely did ..... ( Sorry about their passings, nothing Ill on them)
Are you sure you didnt vote for her? The lack of transparency and malfescence in AZ is legendary!
Not sure how I feel about, the food mentioned are at higher risk of carrying Salmonella( at worst). If there is no food inspector going to these homes the veto is smart.
Arizona gets what they asked for. Just like they did with McCain.
Actually, thousands and thousands of AZ residents, mostly republican did not get to vote do to the shady election she presided over. Can’t say we all asked for it.
They didn't ask for this....
@@twistedhillbilly6157 they sure f did or was you asleep
@@doc693 Do you get paid to interrupt adults and interject your ignorance without being asked or is it that you just have no sense of minding your own business? Tell me Doc, did you write the book which you have just ordered me to read? If so, I will be having a great deal of difficulty trying to decipher whatever it is that you are trying to communicate. It may appear to an educated person that you have been eating way too many "edibles" and not enough home made Tamales.. READ A BOOK LITTLE LADY!! The Cat in a Hat might be a good place to start..
She didn't win, but you are right McCain was a POS just like Hobbs.
"It is about the perogi to choose what we eat..."
Republican or Democrat? Nah, one is a wolf and another is a wolf in a sheep cloth.
One can't govern, but the other one is literally Nazis so you really hope the first one wins and not the second.
She said she was for the people but won't let them make q living unless working for a monopoly company for low pay.
Consumer protection anyone? Guess not! Making a buck beats protecting people is the message here. Greed over safety!
*"HOBBS"???*
*AZ skipped a refreshing Lake for Calvin's toy with a head full of stuffing?* 🤔
It's not favorable to exploit a disability to push a bill.
So replace them with anyone else, young kid, out of work dad or old migrant lady, its still the same message. I’m thinking the autistic kid and his caretaker appreciated the chance to speak. You suck
Ask her why! She won’t have a good answer. There must be money involved. Crook!
Tamales are a time and temp controlled food usually right? With meat inside, not a cottage food to be sold out of unregulated homes. Having said that, tamales are like 90% of what I see people selling without a business here in Texas. But how are you making sure no one gets sick etc?
Mmmmm boot leather
@@cleveruserid Texas flavored
Guess this means you never go to your Grandma's house for dinner? Ya know, with her "unregulated home kitchen" and all.
@@TW--- Are you twelve years old? Do you know the difference between being responsible for your own safety, and your own family. Versus being responsible for hundreds of other families? Do you not realize eating at home has no travel time? Buying from someone across the city, or outside the city, any travel time over whatever it takes for bacteria to grow before you can eat the food or refridgerate/freeze the food? Do you not understand WHY restaurants are regulated? Do you not understand that food sold out of homes is supposed to be as safe as possible, since there is zero oversight?
@@TW--- My grandma kept canned and bagged foods that were sometimes over 10 years out of date. I know she is not unique in this. Just because you MIGHT be smart enough to cook food properly and not use unsafe ingrediants, cooking methods or storage methods, does not mean everyone is.
God I hate politicians and bureaucrats! Smdh
Stops people from choosing what and where to eat, but, allows hazardous waste from commifornia to be dumped there
RISE UP PEOPLE they're OUT OF CONTROL!!!!
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A lot of people when they can't get love, will settle for hate. Katie Hobbs is one of those people.
Hobble Hobbs.Permanently.
Katie Hobbs is the greatest cartel employee they could buy.
The question is how are the cartels benifiting. From this?