Just because someone doesn't know how to tear down a Farmall H and build it back up good as new doesn't make them unqualified to make a radiator. It's not the poor working stiff on the line's fault anyway. They're making the product they were instructed to make, using the specifications they were given, with the materials they were given, and with the tools they were given.
If an American were producing these shoddy radiators, you'd blame everyone but the guy on the line. Be fair at least.
I really don't know that the government "wants" anything nefarious. They are trying to outlaw pollution, injury, and death with no regard to how it affects anything else.
I'm sitting here right now with a splint and a big wad of ace bandage on my left leg because I stepped in a hole while clearing brush last year and twisted my ankle., Turned out I needed surgery to repair the damage.
I dread what the grandstanding politicians would do if they caught wind of my plight... Next thing you know someone will be trying to outlaw holes, or outlaw clearing brush.
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