hurr1 | Shared With: Everyone - May 30 2008 | children, kids, toys, CPSC, childrens, health, Support, Toy, Safety, bill, product, imported:del.icio.usFor too long, the Consumer Product Safety Commission has been under-funded and understaffed. Children should be able to play with toys that won't hurt them. It's time that the CPSC get the new tools and resources it needs to help ensure that dangerous toy
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Really good video about Ralph Nader. He was thrust into national prominence after GM tried to smear his character through "dirty tricks" - which all came out in congressional hearings. Nader assumed the mantel of "white knight" and became very powerful.
No product can be made completely safe - but the cars built before 1965 paid little attention to passenger safety. Is there a point at which we can say that government is overstepping it's role and actually causing more harm than good in the regulation of an industry? I've long held a suspicion that the wide deployment of airbags has been a net harm to the American consumer rather than a needed safety feature (air bags largely are there to protect people who DON'T use safety belts).
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Haha! I love it! Move over, tea parties ... it's time for a coffee break.
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