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A law that prohibits labels from being too sticky that you can't reuse the packaging. For example, I should absolutely be able to easily peel off the labels from empty wine bottles and glass jars so I can reuse them.
Or a more general "stickers must adhere stronger to themselves than to whatever they are stuck to".
Stickers should have a greater sense of self worth and keep it together when people are trying to tear them apart.
Please run for congress. Now.
And one that prohibits "reduced to clear" labels from being too sticky so you can use sandwiches as gifts