It's not subtle at all. Why are we protecting candy manufacturers who make candy that resembles ball bearings? Most likely for no other reason than that we have been used to such novelty candy since we were kids ourselves, and somehow learned to distinguish between candy and actual ball bearings so as not to eat the latter.
Why are we expected to believe that adults can't tell the difference between candy and powerful magnets just because they're both shiny and metallic-looking? Why are the very clear warnings supplied with the product somehow unreadable in the face of their shiny roundness?
Why are we expected to believe that adults can't tell the difference between candy and powerful magnets just because they're both shiny and metallic-looking? Why are the very clear warnings supplied with the product somehow unreadable in the face of their shiny roundness?