People spend 25$ on razor blades to hide them in candy apples on the off chance they can disfigure some unsuspecting 6 year old they'll never meet.
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So... yeah, I'd say it's entirely possible someone would put weed in with Halloween candy. Intentional, or just because they're high and just trying to give out candy
Also, since you like to read:
Google(dotcom) /amp/s/abc7ny (Dotcom)/amp/health/drug-believed-to-be-heroin-found-in-childs-halloween-candy-cops/5653310/
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globalnews(dotca)/news/6113907/razor-blades-marijuana-halloween-candy/amp/
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/amp/s/www.cbc(dotca)/amp/1.5348381
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amp/s/amp.insider(dotcom)/signs-child-ate-marijuana-edible-risks-2019-10
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Should I go on? Because there are a lot more but posting links here is a pain in the ass and most likely a wasted effort in this case.
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So on one side we have a shitload of tabloid paper web pages and clickbait pits, as well as some leos fighting for their budget, on the other hand we have an actual scientist following that myth for decades. Tough call.... not.
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And as to your friend, this sounds so incredibly convenient, I'm just gonna call it bullshit.
So on the one side you have a wiki page that can be edited by literally anyone expressing opinions, on the other you have mixed media (not all those are tabloids but I don't EVER expect a little thing like facts to get in the way of you forming an opinion >.>), and first hand accounts.
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I understand you're very desperate to have me BTFO for some reason these days, but please try and actually use intellectual points to back up your arguments to do so - if you're capable. I understand this is a BIG ask, but at least TRY.
But, please, PLEASE, tell me more about how every single news site to ever cover these stories, from ABC, to CBC, to CTV, to people, etc etc etc etc ad naseum, are all part of some grand conspiracy to convince parents the boogeyman is after their children in the most specific and inefficient way possible.
@alekazam like I said it happened to the kid of one of my friends. Don't really care if anyone believes that or not - I know halfdead thinks I'm a big gen a meanie for some reason, so it doesn't surprise me he thinks I'd lie about something as bizarre as this.
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That said: if you're letting your kids run loose in a house where they can get their hands on edibles, drugs, and bare razor blades, and then stuff them in their Halloween candy for attention, you have an even bigger problem than a stranger doing it.
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Final note, just for the record: I didn't say it was a common thing. I said it happens. If people don't want to check their kid's Halloween candy then that's up to them
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More of the same rubble really helps your point. Not.
You're right. The police are in on the conspiracy now. They're colluding with the reporters! And the parents! The anti-drug/anti-razor blade nazis have taken power! They're pulling all the strings! Now they have the police Filing false reports and launching fake investigations for the sole purpose of ruining your day! Every website is a tabloid! They're all out to get your children! The aliens are coming! THEY'RE TAKING OVER THE SUPERMARKET!
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... someday, years from now, we'll be able to look back from the ruin of our society and remember that you warned us. You'd tried to tell us all along. But we didn't want to believe... our only hope now.. We must protect Sarah Connor...
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So games DO actually cause violence? As well as kids get hyperactive from too much sugar. Apparently.
Fascinating. Incorrect in 99.99999999% of cases. And completely unrelated. Which is par for the course for every single thing I've ever heard you say.
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You seem to have developed yet another weird habit of trying to put words in my mouth that I did not say. As always, I am entirely uninterested in the things you want to put in my mouth, and this obsession of yours is reaching a troubling plateau.
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I'm starting to get the distinct impression your parents did not, in fact, check your Halloween candy for drugs. Which would explain a thing or twelve.
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If you ever become capable of actually making and defending a point, feel free to tag me
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"unrelated" - as expected. Had you see the relation, you wouldn't have embarrassed yourself in the first place.
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So... yeah, I'd say it's entirely possible someone would put weed in with Halloween candy. Intentional, or just because they're high and just trying to give out candy
Google(dotcom) /amp/s/abc7ny (Dotcom)/amp/health/drug-believed-to-be-heroin-found-in-childs-halloween-candy-cops/5653310/
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globalnews(dotca)/news/6113907/razor-blades-marijuana-halloween-candy/amp/
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/amp/s/www.cbc(dotca)/amp/1.5348381
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amp/s/amp.insider(dotcom)/signs-child-ate-marijuana-edible-risks-2019-10
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Should I go on? Because there are a lot more but posting links here is a pain in the ass and most likely a wasted effort in this case.
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And as to your friend, this sounds so incredibly convenient, I'm just gonna call it bullshit.
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I understand you're very desperate to have me BTFO for some reason these days, but please try and actually use intellectual points to back up your arguments to do so - if you're capable. I understand this is a BIG ask, but at least TRY.
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people(dotcom)/crime/police-investigating-razor-blades-heroin-halloween-candy/amp/
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That said: if you're letting your kids run loose in a house where they can get their hands on edibles, drugs, and bare razor blades, and then stuff them in their Halloween candy for attention, you have an even bigger problem than a stranger doing it.
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Final note, just for the record: I didn't say it was a common thing. I said it happens. If people don't want to check their kid's Halloween candy then that's up to them
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... someday, years from now, we'll be able to look back from the ruin of our society and remember that you warned us. You'd tried to tell us all along. But we didn't want to believe... our only hope now.. We must protect Sarah Connor...
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You seem to have developed yet another weird habit of trying to put words in my mouth that I did not say. As always, I am entirely uninterested in the things you want to put in my mouth, and this obsession of yours is reaching a troubling plateau.
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I'm starting to get the distinct impression your parents did not, in fact, check your Halloween candy for drugs. Which would explain a thing or twelve.
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If you ever become capable of actually making and defending a point, feel free to tag me