...What is it you think “involuntary manslaughter” means?

As an American, I’m sympathetic to the emotional shock of the unexpected use of two words you have only ever been taught apply to a very specific temporal and geographic history because your schooling is limited to a very specific temporal and geographic history.

Er... that’s not drifting. That’s losing the back-end when you realize you made a very bad decision and try to save yourself by flooring it.

I imagine if one is going to go with that logic, I don’t think it helps when you call your attackers “nazis” in an attempt to curry less condemnation for one’s actions. What people are referring to when this is discussed is concerning the population that didn’t commit the terrorist attacks but is suffering for them…

Gaza is a textbook example of a pre-ww2 style ghetto which is now being leveraged into full scale ethnic cleansing. What else do you call over 8k dead children killed by indescriminate bombings in less than three months, those who remain being starved to death, with absolutely no way of escaping the area? Ppl seem to…

That’s the same amount of caffeine as a Venti Nitrobrew from Four-bucks, or two little 5-hour energy drinks. I’m sorry but at a certain point it’s reasonable to expect people to pay the tiniest amount of attention to what they are consuming.

Yeah... I don’t have a ton of sympathy. It’s called “charged” for a reason. And highly-caffeinated drinks have been a regular subject of news and warnings for decades now. Remember the original Jolt cola? Then Surge? Then Monster, then...

I know lots of people that will drink a pot a day. I was one of them in my youth, but I can’t do that any more. 

Are your type that cannot be bothered to read/research a product’s label before use or consumption? If you are, then you’re the problem.

Do lake beaches even count? After all, you’re already kind of apologizing for them by even calling them “lake beaches.”

If she’d only drank 1, she’d likely have been fine.

Yes, people drink 5 cups of coffee a day. My boss, for example. But he doesn’t drink 5 cups back to back, which is what the idiot in this story basically did.

it’s clearly unhealthy, and quite possibly downright dangerous

There’s nothing wrong with the product, and a lot wrong with someone who’d drink 75oz of anything in a single sitting.

The lemonade is labelled. If people don’t read it, then it’s their problem.

I mean sure a subway would likely cost more, but it’s actual functional public transit, which seems to be the “point” of this stupid Tesla tunnel. And as I have and others have mentioned there is existing autonomous vehicles used at like Airports, they could have just built the tunnel with that in mind, and not a guy…

Blaming a customer for failing to demonstrate basic personal responsibility is most certainly ok.

Holy crap. 390 mg of caffeine!? Most energy drinks have 100–200 mg in them, for comparison

Ah, I remember when this happened with energy drinks. Nobody sues Starbucks when someone drinks five coffees and coincidentally dies afterwards, but when it’s something novel with a similar amount of caffeine? Money train!

Counterpoint: If a beverage has a standard/generic beverage name but a descriptor like “charged” added to the name, maybe take two seconds to figure out WTF that “charged” means before drinking 2.5 of them in one sitting. Darwinism at work.