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Woman admits hurling McDonald's milkshake over Nigel Farage
(www.bbc.co.uk)
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As much as i think Garage is a piece of human garbage that needs to have a date with a guillotine, throwing anything at anyone is a terrible idea. Its a milkshake now, but what if it was acid? What if the target is lacto intolerant and ends up consuming some? Or a nut allerge with a nut drink? These can be very severe.
While i agree that Garage sucks, throwing things at people shouldn't be a solution.
Throwing things at people is not a solution but guillotine is? I'm not taking sides here, just curious about the thoughts process. Are you arguing that milkshake is not enough?
What if he’d had an allergic reaction on his way to the guillotine? Wouldn’t that be awful?
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