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Old 06-15-2014, 06:43 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by TechniSol View Post
Typical Californian half assed overreaction to anything. Make a blanket statement with no consideration of the level of exposure necessary to be problematic and force people to wonder. I'd be a lot more impressed with a government that actually investigated and placed restrictions on the trade of items that actually are harmful rather than might be...
It's Proposition 65, a ballot referendum, 30 years ago, that required consumers be notified of any toxic or dangerous chemicals. Lead to the posting of little Prop 65 signs everywhere. Including restaurants.

Like all 'good' ideas, it wasn't completely thought through. Due to the sheer amount of toxic chemicals out there, Prop 65 lead to an over proliferation of these little signs and notices, so they are now mostly ignored.
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