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In Wake Of Massive Recall, Company Is Reworking Its Process For Alerting Regulators To Problems
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- oh please tell me where the revolution begins and sanity comes back to reign again
where traitors are dealt with and we''ve had our say and peace can be given a chance here to stay - Reply to this comment
- laugh my...if you didn''t catch that...BUY AMERICAN! VOTE THE TRAITORS OUT!!!!!!!! AND DON"T TREAD ON **************!!!!!!!!
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- lmfuckingassoff....cbs censored D A R N !!!
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- soooo...guess they shoulda kept making those *** toys in the good ol'' U.S. of A.
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- So the Chinese will ship all their lead-contaminated products to other countries instead.
Step 1: Don''''t buy Chinese. Don''''t buy Mattel. Buy American.
Posted by gkc99 at 08:21 PM : Sep 12, 2007
Finally! Someone is using their brain! - Reply to this comment
- US surge has failed - Iraqi poll
BBC News
60% of Iraqis feel attacks on US are justified.
About 70% of Iraqis believe security has deteriorated in the area covered by the US military "surge" of the past six months, an opinion poll suggests.
The survey by the BBC, ABC News and NHK of more than 2,000 people across Iraq also suggests that nearly 60% see attacks on US-led forces as justified. - Reply to this comment
- US surge has failed - Iraqi poll
BBC News
60% of Iraqis feel attacks on US are justified.
About 70% of Iraqis believe security has deteriorated in the area covered by the US military "surge" of the past six months, an opinion poll suggests.
The survey by the BBC, ABC News and NHK of more than 2,000 people across Iraq also suggests that nearly 60% see attacks on US-led forces as justified. - Reply to this comment
- gkc99
I am sick of hearing about the ungrateful poops like yourself. repug or domorat, I could care less, you ungrateful what ever you call yourself. - Reply to this comment
- And it isn''t going to get any better. We have basically outsourced our industrial base and are now at the mercy of suppliers like China. Buy American? Boycott China? Good luck with that. Just look around your kitchen...
But the elephant in the living room that nobody wants to mention is the root cause for all of this. It isn''t Mattel''s fault. Their mandate is profit, not public welfare. In today''s world it is folly to expect Corporate America to do the right thing. It''s partly the government''s fault. Public welfare is the mandate of the government, despite outcries of "nanny state." However, public welfare is compromised by political expedience when it comes to dealing with big business. But ultimately it''s our own fault. Today we demand bottom-dollar consumer goods, and we don''t ask too many hard questions. Perfect. Free. Now. Even if it isn''t Perfect, if it''s Free and Now we''re good to go. But the other side of the coin is you get what you pay for. Mattel is satisfying our demand for cheap consumer goods, and the only thing they want to make is money (not toys). Meanwhile, the government is all too happy to pursue policies that help Mattel satisfy our demand... - Reply to this comment
Re: "In Wake Of Massive Recall, Company Is Reworking Its Process For Alerting Regulators To Problems"
Allow me to help them out. How about printing up some signs for retailers that say, "Our toys may cause brain damage and/or death to your children"?- Reply to this comment
