Below the fold is a copy of a letter I just sent to all of my dog-loving friends and everyone who thinks companies should be held accountable for their actions (or inactions).
Manufacturing defects happen; practically speaking – they’re unavoidable. None-the-less, a "good" company recalls the products immediately, corrects the defect and assumes responsibility. A "bad" company ignores the problem, lies about it, and refuses to accept responsibility (unless forced to do so) – possibly causing harm and injury or even death.
This diary, although it pertains to a specific manufacturer of pet products, is primarily to urge everyone to take action against companies (if you do not already do so) who act irresponsibly and without integrity. In particular, it is my hope you will relay this information on to your friends and acquaintances if you find it appropriate to do so.
I realize this diary is not specifically "political" but it is political in the sense that it concerns various aspects of our governmental regulatory bodies, lack of regulatory oversight in many instances, and our personal ability to bring integrity to all aspects of our society by holding government, corporations and individuals accountable.
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