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Where did I say that? I’m saying there is no need for restricting gas range installations via legislation. If the goal is to fight health risks there’s way to
by apnew 3y ago
Where did I say that? I’m saying there is no need for restricting gas range installations via legislation.
If the goal is to fight health risks there’s way to mitigate those risks scientifically in other ways that allows people to keep their preferences. Just saying “science” in a sentence doesn’t make your point scientifically valid, we don’t need to turn science into religion.
- alex_lav 3y agoBut...replace gas range with seatbelts or smoking cigarettes indoors and you're repeating exactly the argument that was made while that legislation was happening. "We can't add legislation because I like the dangerous thing"
- apnew 3y agoIf I were to take your examples; range hood is the seatbelt; what this legislation is doing is telling driving “too unsafe; everyone must take train”. Or too take cigarettes example; ban cigarette sales completely instead of banning smoking indoors. I hope you see the nuance now.
- alex_lav 3y agoI don't. I still see a person advocating for their own ability to be negligent as a result of personal preference, in the face of data suggesting that preference is a problem.