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If you don't like Cyclospora , don't buy lettuce infected with it. Similar regulatory problems, at least with the lettuce the diarrhea is temporary.
by axus 2mo ago
If you don't like Cyclospora , don't buy lettuce infected with it. Similar regulatory problems, at least with the lettuce the diarrhea is temporary.
- kenjackson 2mo agoIf Cyclospora is listed on the label then sure. I don't use the builtin speaker on my laptop -- can I get refund on that too?
- wolfy1993 2mo agoYou can't seriously think that's comparable to the OS.
- cortesoft 2mo agoAre you suggesting that you never know if the computer you are buying has windows on it or not? This is not the same thing at all. These computers all advertise that they come with Windows. It isn't like when you buy it, you have a 5% chance of it being infected with Windows. If the Cyclospora lettuce was labeled as containing Cyclospora, and you could choose to buy that lettuce or some other lettuce, then yes, it wouldn't be a problem.
- jonathanberger 2mo agoI wouldn't argue for no regulation. I don't see the regulatory problems though as similar. Isn't one health and the other... monopoly? Expensive laptops?