Until recently (according to reporting) these compounds could not be filtered and are not ever expected to break down naturally in nature or the body. You can't

Until recently (according to reporting) these compounds could not be filtered and are not ever expected to break down naturally in nature or the body. You can't get overexposed and be fine over time. It seems you're presuming all the exposure people are getting is "probably fine" ala astbestos in the walls. Then, there is the behavior of the factories producing it, which you brush off. Drinking supplies in certain areas are permanently destroyed, and producers aren't in jail. Yes, strict liability should apply when indestructible chemical compounds ruin regional drinking supplies and give people cancer.