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well, they sold a product that claimed to not have any active ingredient but instead be composed of magic water particles shaped by nightshade particles, I gues
by msbarnett 10y ago
well, they sold a product that claimed to not have any active ingredient but instead be composed of magic water particles shaped by nightshade particles, I guess.
I guess that their downfall in this case was that the manufacturer was a True Believer who actually bothered with the whole add poison to water then water it down until poison is gone, rather than, y'know, just packaging tap water.
- MichaelBurge 10y agoIf you literally sold tap water, it seems like you could be prosecuted for fraud. And maybe a lawsuit for emotional damage. The snake oil might be completely ineffective, but it better at least be oil from an actual snake.
- tscs37 10y agoIdunno, I never tried snake oil. Is it good to make pancakes?
- enraged_camel 10y ago>>If you literally sold tap water, it seems like you could be prosecuted for fraud. Wait, where do you think the vast majority of bottled waters come from? Actual springs?
- trav4225 10y agoBottled water doesn't imply spring water.