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Bicycles should have warning labels that disclose the risk of head injuries. Chairs should have warning labels that overuse could lead to obesity. Computer OS
by briandear 7y ago
Bicycles should have warning labels that disclose the risk of head injuries.
Chairs should have warning labels that overuse could lead to obesity.
Computer OSes should have a mandatory splash screen that overuse could result in obsesity.
Hair dryers should continue to have warnings to not be used in the shower due to electrocution risk.
And, why are sugared milk drinks excerpt? Why are Frappuccinos exempt? Why are candy bars exempt? How about fruit juice? Basically, let’s just make a generic warning label encompassing Prop 65 as well and put it on everything. Since everything used to extreme can be unhealthy.
Bathtubs should have warning labels as well: there is a significant drowning risk.
In California, you can’t go anywhere without encountering a Prop 65 warning, now food is next? Eventually these messages become meaningless. There is not a single person drinking a Coke that will change behavior because of a warning label just like not a single person avoids a parking garage because of a Prop 65 label.