Too simplistic. I have no idea what your job is, but I bet your employer isn't allowed work practices where you demonstrate that you are just about guaranteed that sooner or later you will lose your fingers.
Occupational health & safety requires employers to minimise knopwn risks. The attitude that if a worker doesn't like it, he can do something else is right out of the worst excesses of capitalism that have been considered unacceptable since the early part of the 20th Century.
--- In TheOriginalWWFFanClub@yahoogroups.com, Dennis Cooke <cooke2001@...> wrote:
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> Like any company, the employee can choose to work or not work for them. If people find working for the WWE is too dangerous for their liking then they can do something else.
> I always risk cutting fingers off at work but it is my choice to work there.
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> ??? Brain damage IS mental illness. To say that not everyone with brain damage kills his family is to blame the victim - Benoit had brain damage induced, which no longer made him rational.
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