Comments on: “[O]ur entire world is a potentially dangerous place in which to live”

By: Todd Rogers

Todd Rogers — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 14:27:53 +0000

Sound bytes about protecting kids is just feel-good political rhetoric. The only way to protect kids from all risks is to not have any kids at all. The very entrance in to this world is a risky endeavor; just ask John Edwards, he’s a good medium to unborn and in-progress born kids.

By: Catherine Jaime

Catherine Jaime — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 02:30:41 +0000

“No court has found that there is a duty to make our world fool-proof or risk free.”…Could this judge give that information to our Congressmen and Senators who seem to think their job is to make our children’s world fool-proof and risk free?

My senator actually told me in response to my concerns about CPSIA that his job was to protect children from ALL possible risks…As if such a thing were possible!!!

I’m glad to know someone connected to the government still has some sense!!!

By: Todd Rogers

Todd Rogers — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 20:25:26 +0000

I’m sorry those people lost their lives. It’s a genuine tragedy. But sympathy aside, these people (we’ll their attorneys at least) tried to convince a judge that a lit cigarette is defective because upon contact with furniture, it catalyzed a fire? We could take this one in a million different directions. “Well your honor, we believe the gun was defective because when my client was cleaning it, he failed to notice the bullet in the chamber. The trigger was dirty, and well, you can see the scare on his face that the rest of the story is rather unpleasant. So, we think Gun Co., Inc. needs to be punished.” Always testing the armor, those pesky little lawyers.