Alberta Index - POLL: Which is more dangerous: toxic imports from China or subprime investments from the US?

POLL: Which is more dangerous: toxic imports from China or subprime investments from the US?

(AlbertaIndex, February 14, Thursday) --- In our poll from January 10 to February 11, we posed the question: which is more dangerous: toxic food and toy imports from China or subprime investments from the US?

A total of 46 votes was cast, with 25 or more than 54% in favor of the comment that US financial products from Wall Street are more deadly as they were calculated to cheat trusting investors of their life savings, and destroy our banks.

A total of 21 votes or over 45% said Chinese food, toys and household goods were more deadly as they directly affect human and animal health, leading to serious injury and death in some cases.

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