"FDA Bans Caffeine In Alcoholic Beverages?", page 3
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reply posted on 16-11-2010 @ 06:31 PM by unityemissions
Originally posted by thisguyrighthere

You cant legislate against stupidity. People are going to be stupid dumbasses whether it's against the law to be or not. Whether some "evil big business" is selling the product or not.


It's not stupidity which we legislate against with this act, it's the proliferation of foolish actions.

Originally posted by thisguyrighthere
Depending on how one rationalizes such an absurd measure will help define your place on the idiocy scale. Maybe you're actually sort of smart. Maybe you're real target is alcohol consumption as a whole and you'll take any win you can get. Maybe you're actually a real idiot and think that by keeping peanut butter and jelly out of the same jar nobody will ever put them together outside of their respective jars. Maybe you're just carrying some ridiculous ideal based vendetta against anyone and anything that turns a profit. Maybe you just love your government so much it just cant ever make a mistake.

I want the real reason for support. At least then I know you've tried to think.


Screw you. I'm probably more of a thinker than you could ever become.

Anyone can mix any combinations of substances and ingest them as they like for all I care, but deliberately marketing and mass producing a cheap drug which combines depressants and stimulants is unethical. They've not only made it incredibly easy to partake in the activity, but likely encourage it through it simply existing premixed in the first place.

It's not about controlling people's ability to think and act, or however you guys seem to interpret this. It's about standing up to big business, and doing what's right. I don't care where the corruption stands, with the individual, the state, or the corporation, it must be checked.
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reply posted on 16-11-2010 @ 06:32 PM by mnemeth1
reply to post by unityemissions



Allowing anyone but yourself to run your life is a foolish action.

Perhaps we should ban people who engage in such foolish behavior as electing politicians to run their lives for them.


reply posted on 16-11-2010 @ 06:43 PM by thisguyrighthere
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That just gave me a great idea. A board game similar to Clue. But called Rule. Where your goal is to discover who committed what non-crime and how they will be punished.

Consider this time-stamp a copyright. I have to get working on this ASAP.

It was the High School Junior with the Red Bull sentenced 3-5 years with 5 years probation and counseling by a state assigned social worker.


reply posted on 16-11-2010 @ 06:43 PM by unityemissions
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I'm not a totalitarian. You guys are seriously like emotionally 4 year olds on this thread. You are twisting pretty much everything presented to you.

It IS a burden to do what's right, and speak out against corruption. I have no doubt that you know of this burden as well. What is right is not necessarily what's lawful, it's what's ethical and moral. Each individual has to determine this on their own; however, collectively, we've come a long way at gaining general understandings of things. Most people agree that deceit is a bad thing. There's a lot of that going on in this thread and in a lot of governments and big businesses. Just doing my part here.


reply posted on 16-11-2010 @ 06:45 PM by Whyhi
reply to post by mnemeth1



Ok here's the scenario.

I'm a bar tender at a local night club.

You are an FDA enforcement officer.

You see me deliberately make someone a vodka-redbull cocktail.

GO!


Locking you in a room with someone that displays the same style of "debating" about any given topic as you do, but said person is forced to take every opposing view regardless of subject, just so you can hear the way you talk about things.

Hilarity would no doubt ensue.



reply posted on 16-11-2010 @ 06:48 PM by mnemeth1
Originally posted by thisguyrighthere
reply to
post by mnemeth1



That just gave me a great idea. A board game similar to Clue. But called Rule. Where your goal is to discover who committed what non-crime and how they will be punished.

Consider this time-stamp a copyright. I have to get working on this ASAP.

It was the High School Junior with the Red Bull sentenced 3-5 years with 5 years probation and counseling by a state assigned social worker.


Sir, I am a software developer.

I will help you create this game.

It will be like Counterstrike, only with FDA enforcers vs. bar tenders.


reply posted on 16-11-2010 @ 06:56 PM by notsofast
reply to post by mnemeth1



no, they're not banning caffiene. your thread title and pretty much your post is misleading. the ban is on alcoholic beverages the contain alcohol. and the reason is very clear, and very good.. people were and are still ending up in the hospital...
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