Reply to "ASMI position statement"

MTH10,000+ posts

No offense, but that is utter BS. You've been reading too much Chamber of Commerce propoganda. Ain't nobody going to get sued over making recommendations to try to protect kids, especially as conservative as ASMI's recommendations are. If anybody was at risk for getting sued (which they aren't) it would be the organizations that have absolutely no rules to protect kids' arms.

Besides, if their lawyer suggested they pull them Fleisig would not have promised to repost them in a few days. The question is whether they will beef them up or water them down.

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Originally posted by BobbleheadDoll:
I would think their Lawyer suggested to pull it.
Their research is hardly more that a survey and people love to sue if their kids gets injured. Probably will have a disclaimer.

8/20/099:51 PM

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