[pepsionice]

I don’t see how you avoid not putting the same warning labels on potato chips, ketchup packets, or jars of peanut butter.

[Flick Lives]

I use to think Mencken was a cynic. Now I think he was an optimist.

[bigdaddy45]

Liberals fighting liberals. The best response is to pull up a chair.

[null and void]

[Lurker]

“California coffee companies face penalties of $2,500 for every person who has been exposed to unlabeled coffee since 1986,”

Government: “We see you have some money. Give it to us.”

L

[Reno89519]

California needs a simple generic label for everything:

California has determined that anything you do, think, say, touch, hear, ingest, smell, or see can cause cancer. Be afraid, deathly afraid.

[robel]

They need to issue a warning to people that entering california, primarily the coastal areas, may seriously affect their mental health.

[Sans-Culotte]

California coffee companies face penalties of $2,500 for every person who has been exposed to unlabeled coffee since 1986, when voters approved something known as Proposition 65. Some companies have agreed to post warning signs and pay millions of dollars in fines, but Starbucks and the remaining defendants have another week to file objections.

I do not understand why coffee companies do business in California at all. If they have to pay those fines, I doubt they will generate enough profit to overcome that loss. They, and many other companies should simply leave California.