Tide Pod legality

February 07, 2018, 06:03 PM

parabellum

Tide Pod legality

quote:
Originally posted by jhe888:
Older kids know better, no matter what color they are.

No, not always. If they did, they wouldn't be eating the laundry detergent.

February 07, 2018, 06:18 PM

kimber1911

The technological advancements are amazing.
When I was a kid we had to eat Tide straight out of the box.

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February 08, 2018, 05:21 AM

mark60

I was thinking about this last night and because I'm not a legal kind of guy I was wondering.

The proposed NY bill would require P&G to change the color of the pods and generally make them look so damn tasty. Can NY really require that P&G change the appearance? What gives NY the authority to demand an out of state business change or market their product in a certain way?

February 08, 2018, 05:49 AM

ugeesta

quote:
Originally posted by kimber1911:
The technological advancements are amazing.
When I was a kid we had to eat Tide straight out of the box.

We ate it out of straws when we were kids.

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February 08, 2018, 06:37 AM

cas

quote:
Originally posted by mark60:
I was thinking about this last night and because I'm not a legal kind of guy I was wondering.

The proposed NY bill would require P&G to change the color of the pods and generally make them look so damn tasty. Can NY really require that P&G change the appearance? What gives NY the authority to demand an out of state business change or market their product in a certain way?

No, but if they don't they will just ban it's sale.

When I was a kid there was no regular laundry soap for sale in my county. The only thing you could buy was this one county approved type stuff that was supposedly low... whatever chemical they were trying to keep out of the ground.

It didn't clean well and congealed into this awful cement like clumps in your cesspool. It was horrible all around. Eventually they dropped the law.

February 08, 2018, 10:14 AM

jhe888

quote:
Originally posted by mark60:
I was thinking about this last night and because I'm not a legal kind of guy I was wondering.

The proposed NY bill would require P&G to change the color of the pods and generally make them look so damn tasty. Can NY really require that P&G change the appearance? What gives NY the authority to demand an out of state business change or market their product in a certain way?

The general police power to legislate for the health, safety, and welfare. That is non-controversial. The states have that power. Whether this is an intelligent use of that power is the question.