I don't drink coffee. And even if I did, caffeine is not a drug that spreads to others in the air they breathe.

> I don't drink coffee. And even if I did, caffeine is not a drug that spreads to others in the air they breathe.

No, it's much more insidious. It amps people up like crack cocaine or methamphetamine. It's a real killer--people have died from it. That's why the U.S. military absolutely bans caffeine use during basic training, for example. It's a really dangerous drug that should be controlled. The people pushing this poison should be behind bars. Think of the children.

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matheusmoreira 3 hours ago | parent [-]

I don't disagree with your general intent. Let's not put cocaine and amphetamines on the same level as caffeine though. Some drugs are orders of magnitude more harmful than others. Alcohol would have to be erased from human society before caffeine ever entered our crosshairs.

Also, you should remember my comment was about the route of administration. A drug you take is your choice. An airborne drug works its way into your system whether you want it or not.

	▲	its_ubuntu 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Fact check: false. Smelling the scent of cigarette smoke isn't harmful, and it won't get you high.