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Little girls forced by cops to stop selling lemonade without a permit. The Texas girls wanted to buy dad a birthday gift but had no money.
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The police? For what, doing there jobs and enforcing the law?
If someone had gotten botulism or something from that lemonade you people would be whining "why didn't the police shut them down?"
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 44022345 Here is an idiot who needs big brother to wipe his ass for him. In all my years I have never heard of anyone dying from drinking lemonade from a childs lemonade stand. When I was young the schools would have bake sales where you could buy all kinds of wonderful homemade baked good. This is no longer allowed. No one I know ever died from this either. Our society is sick and dying and no one takes personal responsibility anymore. I'm just waiting for the collapse. Cheerleaders' Lemonade Stand: Source of norovirus outbreak: [ link to www.foodpoisonjournal.com] Oh the horror! Look another idiot who needs big brother to wipe their ass! So you scoured the net to find this incident where a lemonade stand caused norovirus. What's your point? Are you telling me that no one has ever been sickened by eating at a licensed eating establishment. Your post is weak. I didn't "scour" the internet. Google is your friend. It took me two seconds. You should learn how to do it. I believe the question I answered was when has lemonade at a lemonade stand ever been known to cause health problems. Of course people are poisoned by restaurant food, but that wasn't the question. Learn to read and interpret. So you resort to name calling and vulgarity? Nothing intelligent to say? Name-calling is one of the most common tactics people use to hurt others or disparage them. It often occurs when someone has an emotional argument to make with little or no supporting logical argument.
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