On 2/1/2012 2:10 PM, Leon wrote:

Steve, of the tens of thousands that have bought the saw, how many have
you read about that have regretted buying the saw?

Leon, of the 555 CONgresscritters in D.C., how many have admitted to
illegal, immoral, or unethical conduct? (Let's not get into how few
have regretted any of this...) Admitting to their regrettable actions
usually isn't something people do readily -or- publicly.

But buying the saw would at worst be a mistake, not illegal, immoral, or
unethical. Surely with all the ones that do not own or operate the SS
and have decided to dislike the saw for what ever reason their yammering
on would draw the attention of someone, anyone, that actually has owned
or used one on a regular basis and would like to agree.

The "yammering" is about if our government should force anyone [in the
USA] that buys a [new] saw to also buy SS tech. Personally, if they
want to save people from harming themselves, requiring a NASCAR approved
crash helmet for anyone in a moving vehicle would go a LOT further. I
never heard of anyone dying from a hand cut on table saw.

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