> Restricting what can be said is not the same as forcing speech. Well, it's awfully creative of you to frame warnings, that manufacturers are forced to print,

> Restricting what can be said is not the same as forcing speech. Well, it's awfully creative of you to frame warnings, that manufacturers are forced to print, as a "restriction" of speech. Edit: The above paragraph was expanded by 2/3s since I wrote this comment. I have no interest in responding further.