Who do they think they are to tell us what is safe?

http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/taiw.../18/2003498488

We decide what is safe.

On Mar 18, 6:28*pm, Sqwertz > wrote:
> On Fri, 18 Mar 2011 13:57:41 -0800, Mark Thorson wrote:
> > Who do they think they are to tell us what is safe?
>
> >http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/taiw.../18/2003498488
>
> > We decide what is safe.
>
> This is not the way Government is supposed to work. *The reason it's
> allowed in 20 other countries is because we strong-armed them, too.
> Do you know how many politicians is took to accomplish all this
> bullshit when it's a metter of private industry that the goverment
> shouldn't even be dealing with int eh first place.
>
> The meat and drug lobbies combined probably outweigh any other single
> lobby. *It the long run, wouldn't it have been easier just not to feed
> the pigs racto-whatever? *The meat packer saves money on feed and can
> charge more for the meat. *I would think Taiwan would want some good
> old fashioned fatty pork bellies. *And that drug is probably the
> reason our pork has gone to shit, too.
>
> Greed and corruption. It'll eventually get better, right?
>
> -sw

Your sarcasm is noted. But I think it's still necessary to address
your last statement. No it won't get better. We (I'm in Canada; but
this applies to the US as well), the people (in general), keep our
heads in the sand or behave like sheep and go baaaah whenever new
legislation comes out. As long as people don't see that the
government is corrupt, then it won't get better. I suppose that's an
obvious statement. Lobbying itself in its current state is 'a' root
of corruption.