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US | Judge pauses California 'Truth in Recycling' law before it goes into effect
(www.courthousenews.com)
Its unconstitutional to force the truth out of a company?
this post was submitted on 20 Jul 2026
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Actually this stems from you guessed it, back in the 80s! They started the slow roll into company advertising is just an option, then in the 2000s when companies became people those options became free speech! Isn't that terrible?
Reagan really was the worst president we have ever had. Knowing how low trump is just lets you know how bad I think that POS was.
People don't care about truth in advertising, just look at the last election.
To the contrary, they saw through Harris’s facade quite well I think. The fact that they had no good alternatives is a different problem, though.
Bit silly to say you can't warn people that packaging is not recyclable, but you can ban non-recyclable packaging entirely.