It’s always nice to see concerned companies pursue regulation as an anti competitive measure when it’s dressed up as a consumer safety issue. It’s even funnier when you see the state being requested to be their “enforcer” Given their excellent track record in food safety, toy safety and hell, they even let “le car” on the fricking road.
Valley tattoo shops ask for state regulation
Sean Dowdell, who owns shops in Glendale, Tempe and Mesa, said that by his count there are 102 tattoo shops in the Valley, “and nobody is protecting the public from dirty needles, unclean conditions and real health dangers.”
Yes like they protect us from restaurants If you’ve watched Ramsey’s Kitchen Nightmares and noticed these places have all passed health and safety with their local agencies.Isn’t that scarier than a putrefying pepper?
How about seat belts for school buses? You know the same people that will ticket you for a personal choice to not wear a safety belt conveniently exempt themselves from the need to do so in all but 5 states. ( it’s not a huge issues and, they are in relation to other means of getting to school really safe , safer than a cell phone yacking bint at least) but hey it’s for the children! 
and no expense spared for the 1-2 lives a year it could save. E.g it’s not cost effective.
USDA meat…? Just Google that
Compliance costs money and time. What’s more useful to you. A business operating in a safe manner or one that spends time documenting the safe manner they work in 
Less time to do work = higher prices for the same degree of safety. Then again maybe people using old needles and unsanitary practices just needed to be told ..worked well for food.
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