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But it doesn't matter how "someone" interprets it. It matters how lawyers and judges interpret it. "Someone" can interpret it to mean anything -- most people ar
by dimitrios1 4y ago
But it doesn't matter how "someone" interprets it. It matters how lawyers and judges interpret it. "Someone" can interpret it to mean anything -- most people are idiots. I don't say this pejoratively, that's precisely why we need better consumer protection and advertising laws, but as they currently stand, this isn't likely to result in anything.
- ghaff 4y ago>that's precisely why we need better consumer protection and advertising laws There are plenty of laws. Most products come with more pages of safety warnings than are in the rest of the user's manual. And, in California, you're informed that pretty much every building you enter or product you use causes cancer.
- dimitrios1 4y agoI did not say plenteous, I said better, i.e. effective.