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Pepper Spray: Just How Safe Is It Anyway? (Infographic)
By T6W Staff, Dec 13, 2011 in Infographics, Pop Culture
As you will see in the Infographic below, pepper spray has become the crowd control method of choice for lawmen around the world – even when the crowd is not out of control. We’ve recently seen it used against non-violent protesters on the University of California, Davis campus, and against non-violent Occupy Wall Street protesters. Just how dangerous is pepper spray? It can kill you.
While not as lethal as pepper spray, the people that caused the economic meltdown in the US, as seen in The Zeroes, a documentary series that cuts to the heart of what drove America to believe in dreams to good to be true, probably deserve at least a whiff!
The Zeroes – Everybody Wants To Be P-Diddy
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Watch the final two episodes of The Zeroes