• lovely_reader@lemmy.world
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          19 days ago

          Per the article, “accidents are rare but tragic.” So kids with access to these—i.e. non-American kids—do occasionally choke on them.

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            19 days ago

            But you can give a gun to your toddler? Apparently “accidents are rare but tragic” doesn’t stand for guns?

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              There is a federal law against that as well and the penalty is much more severe, so I’m not sure what point you mean to make.

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      Not really though. I get you’re trying to be funny (and kids are idiots) but it’s pretty simply that confectioneries can’t contain non-nutritive items and the toy fully surrounded by chocolate is exactly that. There’s very good reasons for the law, but it means treats like this get caught in the crossfire. There’s very FDA has agreed in that past there likely isn’t a large risk to kinder eggs, but the law is how it is and hasn’t been changed (and it seems unlikely that it will in the near future at least).