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>In normally functioning society there are built in protection mechanisms that shield general population from such harm, Give me a single example. (You will fi
by dennis_jeeves2 1y ago
>In normally functioning society there are built in protection mechanisms that shield general population from such harm,
Give me a single example. (You will find none.)
>It can be tackled trivially
Agreed, but it won't happen. ( I 'll leave you to figure out why it doesn't happen)
>FDA for US for example.
They are largely ineffective, if you have looked at them closely. There might be a few exceptions though.
>So please a bit less of that high horse and more empathy and reason
Great words, and quite a bit of virtue signalling. Have you observed the common person in USA? Netflix channels, tiktok, or some reality show, matter to them more than their health.
Look, I understand your sentiment but it does not gel with the reality I observe. Collectively we face the consequences of what the vast majority wants, or in this case neglects. You can either come to terms with it, or you can project your annoyance at me for stating it.
- kylebenzle 1y agoYou are correct, people just get mad when they have to face the consequences their own actions. Eating (with) plastic was known to be a bad idea by everyone from day one, we do it because we don't care until something goes wrong for us personally.