Like cleaning supplies, but it’s honestly not as bad as people make it out to be.
It’s the shock of it the first time that disorients people. If you’re outside you really just need to walk five feet up wind and you’re fine.
Which is why the people living by ICE detention centers have it so bad. They’re not outside, but trace amounts seep into their homes because it’s deployed nightly in response to peotests., and it just hangs out in their homes.
Like cleaning supplies, but it’s honestly not as bad as people make it out to be.
It’s the shock of it the first time that disorients people. If you’re outside you really just need to walk five feet up wind and you’re fine.
Which is why the people living by ICE detention centers have it so bad. They’re not outside, but trace amounts seep into their homes because it’s deployed nightly in response to peotests., and it just hangs out in their homes.
I wonder if they can sue the city for the pollution problem ICE brings to their neighborhood?
Are they using EPA approved tear gas?
I mean, there’s already a lawsuit because it’s chemical weapons…