In Washington D.C., the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), have recalled the KNex toys, "Mud Bogger" and "Street Shredder". They did so because the saw that the air pumps can burst in the process when children pump then up. When it burst, it can cause the motor of the toy car or any other part to fly off, and those parts have very sharp edges, witch cause serious eye damage or minor cuts. If the KNex Industry took their toys of the line, shouldnt others do the same? I mean, when a product is found somewhat dangerous, other lines of toys should be checked too, as a safety precaution. As I have seen, there are many different toys where there is a pump involved making the car start, and from the pictures, the pumps look similar to the defective pump. Also, shouldnt these things be found out in the making of the product? Little defects could cause more than minor cuts or eye damage. Do you think the toy industry should be more careful in the making of these ore other products? Why or why not?