What should MP do?

William Ashley · August 22, 2011

The MP for Simcoe-Grey, who is also a doctor has been sent a letter by her membership to do the right thing and defend the labeling of asbestos and educate her party of the dangers. IF she decide to do so, would she risk the chance of Harper throwing her out of the party? Thoughts? http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/politics/choose-ethics-over-asbestos-exports-mds-tell-physician-turned-tory-mp/article2134228/

Of course she should present a petition by her constituents.

Especially if there is 100 or more that sign the petition.

http://wmtc.blogspot.com/2011/07/canada-causes-cancer-sign-petition-to.html

Of course if other residents want a petition to "have asbestos, or battery acid served at dinner tables, that should be read too"

It is really suprising that this appears to be about 500 peoples

"500 remaining asbestos workers"

I think it should be legal to be sold personally but people should be warned about its health effects. It shouldn't endanger "random people" either so, like people entering a building should be informed, this building contains asbestos, you will die of lethal cancer if you enter this buildings. It would be great as a home security deterent, like BEWARE OF DOG.. just start poping up BEWARE OF ASBESTOS signs.

It is important to note that the conservatives are saying.. we don't care if we kill foreigners, less to bring over on refugee status.. as opposed to, Canadians should be allowed to have this lethal substance. Only bullets and guns for Canadians. Keep an eye out though it is one of those things like land mines that might find its way back into the Royal Canadian arsenals. New Battle tactics with Cataputs and balls of asbestos. (It is one of the few Psyops that would work against the "civilized nations" AHHH asbestos, run..!

Or maybe it can be sold again but only with ID to people 19 and older.

Edited August 22, 2011 by William Ashley