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Government Policies And Laws In The United States

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The people of the United States are ruled by one of the fairest government out of most of the other countries. There are laws meant to keep people safe and laws making sure everyone gets a good education. These laws are very good to have and important to have, but there are more and more laws and policies that are not helping the country very much. New technology has so many policies it is ridiculous and really difficult to create new technology. The government needs to find a balance or at least a more fair way for people to invent new technology and see if it would work. Self-driving cars, education, climate change, and the internet and YouTube are a few examples of technologies that need some policies/laws taken away or one added to make …show more content…

Other times human error can kill someone. With new technology, there has been a partially self-driving car is on the road. With new cars that can drive themselves, human error while driving may become less. With a car that can drive themselves, the question comes to mind, will there be laws against these cars? There are plenty of government policies on everything. These policies are put in place in order to keep people safe, but will putting policies on a car who could potentially save lives be a good thing? Policies saying you need to be paying attention some is important, but policies not allowing you to use a self-driving car in a city where an accident might happen easier is crazy. Policies are needed, but sometimes the government needs to see that what they are doing is making things worse. Policies dealing with self-driving cars are in need of change, but what will happen with technology in …show more content…

YouTube is very popular, funny videos, vlogs, and informational/tutorials can all be found there. Most people in the U.S. have watched a YouTube video, at least once. When something happens in the world, there is bound to be a video made to influence the world based off of that event. The government might find the internet and YouTube to be a bad thing, when actually it is not. YouTube has created a source of new jobs. People can make a living off of filming videos, based on how many people watch their videos and selling merchandise. In the United States, there seems to be an issue with finding jobs and keeping jobs, but with YouTube and other internet sites you can make money by making videos. Sometimes people can use YouTube to discover talent not otherwise seen by important people. On the other hand, YouTube has created an issue for people who make and sell music. People that listen to music can get anything on YouTube without paying a cent. Producers and musicians want to make money off of selling their music and YouTube lets people listen to music that shouldn’t be free. This should be where the government steps in with some policies. A lot of people would be outraged to hear that music on YouTube and the internet was banned. There are no policies on this yet, but how do we know when we need policies and when we

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