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From: moroney@jon.DEC (Mike Moroney)
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Subject: Re: If you could save lives, would you?
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Date: Mon, 16-Sep-85 11:49:27 EDT
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>The propellent used to deploy air bags so quickly is explosive. It may
>also be carcinogenic. If I ever have to buy a car with air bags in it, I
>will remove them and mail these gizmos to my congreesman.

Not only that, but think what will happen when all those cars start showing up
at junkyards.  Each junkyard will be a toxic waste disaster in the making. 

-Mike

P.S.  One way of getting people to buckle up in your car is buy a convertible!
I have a couple of friends who dislike seatbelts and only buckle up where
required by law, but they will ALWAYS buckle up in my car, even in the back
seat! I guess you realize how vulnerable you are.  It's not because of my
driving, either (These guys are terrors behind the wheel though).


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