Look, if you're correct that there is and will inevitably be minute traces of lead throughout the food supply and you're implying that this is not a reality tha

Look, if you're correct that there is and will inevitably be minute traces of lead throughout the food supply and you're implying that this is not a reality that can be changed because its basically just how it is on a basically molecular model, than yeah we can't necessarily make it full-blown absolute liabillity. That sure as hell doesn't mean that concessions aren't made on the part of operating companiea to ensure their windfall in removing the biggest threat to their business upon discovery of their future criminal wrong-doing does not being part of their operations. Like how that company in China added some bullshit additive to baby formula that ended killing and maiming a bunch of Chinese babies. The absolute balls firstly, but second, they had lots of splaining to do as if thry were in AbsoluteLiabillityNation, which China's legal system certainly seems to be. Heads rolled off to prison disgraced and disrobed economically speaking and I'll bet they don't have a similar crisis for a good long time but obviously the odds of fraud there, like anywhere else, tend towards non-zero...