To: antidisestablishment
1. Theres no research to suggest wasp spray would stop an attacker. 2. Using a pesticide in a manner other than according to labeled directions is a violation of federal law (the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act). 3. It is illegal (finable offense) for anyone to recommend a use other than the labeled use. 4. Personal liability is likely to be significant for a person who deliberately sprays another person with a pesticide. 5. Pesticides such as wasp spray have not been tested on humans. Direct human toxicity data comes from records of accidental exposures and suicide attempts. 6. Poison control records document an amazing number of people who have accidentally sprayed themselves or innocent bystanders when using aerosol cans. An emergency situation may exacerbate that reaction.So, yer sayin' you'd be better off just to shoot them.
220 posted on
06/05/2016 12:23:45 PM PDT by
ROCKLOBSTER
(Trump: A Bull in a RINO closet.)
To: ROCKLOBSTER
I have no doubt the feds would prosecute someone using wasp spray as a terrorist. Given federal law, using pesticides on a human could be construed as a chemical weapon. The entire situation is being manipulated so there is no legal recourse for supporters to defend themselves. The first person to defend themselves with even reciprocal force will be prosecuted. They want Trump shut down, and the gloves are coming off.
227 posted on
06/05/2016 2:47:39 PM PDT by
antidisestablishment
(If those who defend our freedom do not know liberty, none of us will have either.)
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