Democrats Pressure P&G to Redesign Tide Pods so Millenials Stop Eating Them

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We must protect the participation award generation. And it's Proctor and Gambles responsibility to make millennials stop eating laundry soap.

21st century is very disappointing.


Two New York lawmakers want Procter & Gamble, the maker of Tide Pods, to redesign the laundry detergent tablets to make them look less appetizing to children.

They also want legislation requiring stricter packaging standards for the laundry detergent in New York, including a requirement that packets are not “easily permeated by a child’s bite.”

Rep. Aravella Simotas (D-Queens) and Sen. Brad Hoylman (D-Manhattan) and consumer advocates are worried about the viral “Tide Pod Challenge,” the social media fad where people are biting into and even ingesting the tablets.

They sent a letter to P&G on Tuesday asking that packaging be redesigned to include clear warning labels, child-resistant wrappers and to make the pods look less tasty, according to The New York Daily News.

The plump little pods are tri-colored with swirls of white, orange and purple. The lawmakers want them to be more uniform in color.

Toxic substances should not be packaged to look like candy or toys which could lure children to eat them, said Simotas.

Lawmakers to Procter & Gamble: Make Tide Pods look less tasty
 
We must protect the participation award generation. And it's Proctor and Gambles responsibility to make millennials stop eating laundry soap.

21st century is very disappointing.


Two New York lawmakers want Procter & Gamble, the maker of Tide Pods, to redesign the laundry detergent tablets to make them look less appetizing to children.

They also want legislation requiring stricter packaging standards for the laundry detergent in New York, including a requirement that packets are not “easily permeated by a child’s bite.”

Rep. Aravella Simotas (D-Queens) and Sen. Brad Hoylman (D-Manhattan) and consumer advocates are worried about the viral “Tide Pod Challenge,” the social media fad where people are biting into and even ingesting the tablets.

They sent a letter to P&G on Tuesday asking that packaging be redesigned to include clear warning labels, child-resistant wrappers and to make the pods look less tasty, according to The New York Daily News.

The plump little pods are tri-colored with swirls of white, orange and purple. The lawmakers want them to be more uniform in color.

Toxic substances should not be packaged to look like candy or toys which could lure children to eat them, said Simotas.

Lawmakers to Procter & Gamble: Make Tide Pods look less tasty
It all goes back to the lack of adults in the room when children grow up asking questions. Instead of the parents saying how bad it is for people to eat laundry soap, the adults walk away because they don't know how to deal with conflict resolution, and the kids end up seeing shit like this.

 
I'd prefer that we redesign millennials instead.
 
We need to stop interfering with natural selection. Let the stupid die.
 
If there's anyone whose gene-pool needs some Darwin clean-up, it's the Millenials, the most damaged, defective, stupidest, spineless generation in history. This is a generation which needs "safe spaces" and intensive therapy if they see the name Trump in print. Psychotic toddlers in adult bodies.
 
If there's anyone whose gene-pool needs some Darwin clean-up, it's the Millenials, the most damaged, defective, stupidest, spineless generation in history. This is a generation which needs "safe spaces" and intensive therapy if they see the name Trump in print. Psychotic toddlers in adult bodies.
Hey lets not slam Millennials so much, Chucky Schumer finds Tide pods almost irresistable as well.

 
We need to stop interfering with natural selection. Let the stupid die.
Talk about stupid, here is the leader of the Democrat Party admitting his stupidity, in looking for sympathy for the morons who do the Tide pod challenge. I mean you really have to be an idiot to think laundry soap looks edible...But the Chuck E. is a Democrat so is a moron. Just makes his voters that more moronic, as they voted for

'PATIENT ZERO'! Is this the REAL reason New York nannies want to ruin Tide Pods?
 
Here we go with the Millienal nonsense again. Technically these these are Generation Z kids eating tide pods. Millienals are in their 20s and 30s. The ones eating tide pods are teenagers.

But even if it were millienals eating tide pods, who raised them? It was baby boomers and gen X.
 
They will grow out of it. Just like the generation before them stopped drinking lysol spray.
 
Here we go with the Millienal nonsense again. Technically these these are Generation Z kids eating tide pods. Millienals are in their 20s and 30s. The ones eating tide pods are teenagers.

But even if it were millienals eating tide pods, who raised them? It was baby boomers and gen X.
Love it when a liberal uses a blanket term like baby boomers and gen x instead of saying it was the liberal baby boomers or liberal gen X who didn't teach their children to not be as stupid as them by doing things that will harm them, like sticking your dick in another man's ass, or doing drugs, or now eating laundry detergent pods. Those liberal adults just said "If it feels good, just do it".
 
They will grow out of it. Just like the generation before them stopped drinking lysol spray.
Or the ones before them were sniffing model glue. Airplane the movie would never make it in today's PC world because it showed the stupidity of the left. Oh well, hope this clip enlightens your day..

 

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