This really is a slippery slope. Next thing you know they'll be selling:
* lottery tickets
* dubious 'testerone-enhancing' pills
* pepper spray
* junk food
* entirely too large fountain sodas
* (in some states) ammunition
And who knows what else!
* lottery tickets
* dubious 'testerone-enhancing' pills
* pepper spray
* junk food
* entirely too large fountain sodas
* (in some states) ammunition
And who knows what else!
Also, I think bath salts is usually synthetic cathinones, i.e. functional analogues of khat, and not derivatives of meth, cocaine, ecstasy, or pcp.
Could be wrong, I'm just some guy on the internet.
See https://www.foxnews.com/us/medical-examiner-rules-out-bath-s... and https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miami_cannibal_attack
My very low effort researching of fairly low neurotoxicity psychoactive substances like marijuana/LSD/mushrooms is that they're associated with eliciting schizophrenia in those already predisposed? Personally I don't know anyone without a history of family illness that exhibited irreversible mental illness after consuming marijuana. Is it pretty rare?
> Or has anyone ever caused a car crash from drinking soda prior to driving?
I would say almost certainly yes. For reason of above caffeine induced psychosis. Admittedly it would take a LOT. But some people drink a metric shit-ton of energy soda.
[EDIT] Or years of health-span, so we make sure we cover severe mental illness being triggered by it. I bet it comes out looking even better by that measure, actually.
If someone close to you had to deal with schizophrenia then I am sorry. It does not however make sugar any less of a danger.
While driving, probably yes. In general, no. Soda causes way more health problems.
The slipping hazard from a potential spill is just too high.
- Car washes
- condoms
- oil
seriously?? I did not know that