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Bonobo Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Nov-08-07 11:19 AM
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When do the Chinese product posionings become a National Security Issue?
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Lead contamination on the order of hundreds of millions? Thomas the Tank Engine, Polly Pocket. teddy bears, lipstick and uhh, everything probably.

Kids' toy beads made out of date rape drugs? Is this an accident or willful neglect and fuck those stupid Americans?

Where is our consumer protection? Where is our national defense while we spend 1.5 billion to protect diplomats in a country that doesn't want them there?

Meanwhile CEO's at these very same countries earn hundreds of millions as they look the other way. They should be in jail.
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