Government Overreach: The Perils of Chemical Agents in Crowd Control
Government Overreach: The Perils of Chemical Agents in Crowd Control As youth protests continue to rise across the country, it is disheartening to witness the government's ruthless response towards its people. Recently, there have been disturbing reports and growing concerns about the government's use of chemical agents to suppress dissent. One such chemical, Agent Orange, notorious for its devastating effects during the Vietnam War, was rejected for use due to its severe health implications. Today, the specter of another dangerous chemical, BZ (3-Quinuclidinyl benzilate), looms large, raising serious concerns about its potential deployment from passing planes. The Horror of Agent Orange Agent Orange, used extensively during the Vietnam War, was intended to defoliate forest areas and deprive enemy forces of cover. However, its use led to catastrophic health consequences, including cancer, birth defects, and severe skin disorders. The rejection of Agent Orange for crowd co...