RE: CSI Miami I-131 Episode

["Sandy Perle" <sandyfl@EARTHLINK.NET>]

On 11 Feb 2003 at 12:49, Franta, Jaroslav wrote:



> IMO, this can lead to absurd regulations, policies, etc., misplaced government resources & expenditures, and so on...



Jaro,



Politicians already have their own perceptions of radiation safety, 

and, how regulations should be promulgated, and funds appropriated. 

We already know where there are politicians who obviously don't agree 

with the rest of us whop believe that radiation workers are over-

regulated, and, there is not an appreciation of the current state of 

technology that exists today. There is probably more known about 

radiation than any other hazardous material. Having said that, I 

seriously disagree that TV shows make regulations and policies. 



Let me suggest that those who are really upset with the whole 

Hollywood culture and how they incorporate asinine story lines, that 

they come out to CA and picket the studios. They can also picket the 

Oscars, the Emmys, etc. I'm confident that the pickets will receive 

much national attention, and, perhaps their point of view can be 

made.



Of course I see the above actions no different that the recently 

thrown out litigation over McDonalds and obese individuals. This TV 

discussion and that litigation to me are synonymous.



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