Quote (WickedDarkJuggalos @ Dec 3 2021 12:36am)

Showing as the very first part of the video shows somebody telling Congress how dangerous it is, clearly advocating for some sort of regulation, there is absolutely blame on the government on some level. Oliver also says one major part of the problem is that they were allowed to regulate themselves essentially and there was no follow through.

And by that logic anything that has had a negative outcome can be blamed on the manufacturer and not on regulation failures, nullifying many of your positions on various topics.

Though I can vividly remember you saying, “yes I can have it both ways” a few days ago, so I must concede your power of being able to hold multiple positions as long as you sound like you have a point.

Quote (NetflixAdaptationWidow @ Dec 3 2021 01:40am)

Dude, you can blame both. Sometime around middle school you were supposed to drop this all or nothing thought process. You can blame the company for making a shitty product and you can blame regulators for being insufficient. Those things aren't contradictory.

Quote (WickedDarkJuggalos @ Dec 3 2021 12:45am)

When the title of the topic is capitalism poisons everybody, and it actually boils down to a manufacturer and Congress ignored unsafe chemicals in the product, how am I not supposed to call bullshit…

But yeah I have the intellect of a 12 year old I guess. Although you are the one saying exactly what I said from the beginning like it is your idea and you have to explain it to me. You are the definition of phony bro.

Quote (WickedDarkJuggalos @ Dec 3 2021 01:36am)

Showing as the very first part of the video shows somebody telling Congress how dangerous it is, clearly advocating for some sort of regulation, there is absolutely blame on the government on some level. Oliver also says one major part of the problem is that they were allowed to regulate themselves essentially and there was no follow through.

Quote (NetflixAdaptationWidow @ Dec 3 2021 01:11am)

Dude, if regulation is required, how can you say that isn't a market failure? By that logic literally nothing would be a market failure.

Quote (WickedDarkJuggalos @ Dec 3 2021 01:36am)

Showing as the very first part of the video shows somebody telling Congress how dangerous it is, clearly advocating for some sort of regulation, there is absolutely blame on the government on some level. Oliver also says one major part of the problem is that they were allowed to regulate themselves essentially and there was no follow through.




And by that logic anything that has had a negative outcome can be blamed on the manufacturer and not on regulation failures, nullifying many of your positions on various topics.

Not to mention that is one of the weakest arguments I have seen on this sub. Just because something needs to be regulated, it was a failure. Come on

Though I can vividly remember you saying, “yes I can have it both ways” a few days ago, so I must concede your power of being able to hold multiple positions as long as you sound like you have a point.

Quote (WickedDarkJuggalos @ Dec 3 2021 01:25am)

You are such a phony I don’t have time for your childish internet bullshit today. Fucking clown.

Guy has to straight up lie about a conversation on a thread that isn’t even multiple pages yet, just to give himself the satisfaction of speaking to me like my 11 year old does in a COD lobby in his bedroom.