I'm all out of pepsi max

This is depressing. I'll have to correct this tomorrow.

Stop drinking shitty chemicals for no reason you fucking retard. Holy shit you must be a dumbass americunt, why the fuck so you think it's a good idea to consume this not-meant-for-human-consumption shit?
And don't say "BAWWWW I'm addicted". You're weak and retarded. End of story.

>>2
I've been thinking of making my own cola.  Just need some kola nut extract, sparkling water, and sugar; no chemicals.

>>3
Of course, I'll need some kind of steam distiller, or something like that

>>3
Why the fuck would you want to consume so much sugar you goddamn americunt. We all know the kola nut flavoring is just a front for you to consume heaps of sugar. How could you be such a stupid asshole?

>>5
You don't need to put a lot of sugar in it though.  Cola doesn't have to be like Pepsi or Coke

>>2,5
I agree. All Americans need to go back to drinking clean raw milk, and consuming natural food. Unfortunately it's legal in only 28 states. For being called land of the free, it certainly doesn't seem so in practice.

By the way, which country do you reside in?

>>7
http://www.nydailynews.com/ny_local/brooklyn/2008/05/01/2008-05-01_raw_milk_lovers_upset_over_amish_arrest.html

Amish man arrested for selling raw milk, to people who were purposely buying it that way

>>8
Yeah it's against Federal law to transport raw milk over state lines weather it's legal in one, or both states. Ridiculous. It really is a police state when something as simple as raw milk being transported is treated as like a terrorist act.

Congressman Ron Paul proposed a bill (HR 778) that would end the Federal ban on raw milk being transported across state lines. Unfortunately, it has not even one cosponsor.

http://thomas.loc.gov/home/gpoxmlc111/h778_ih.xml

Why is raw milk illegal?

>>10
Too tasty.

>>10
Because the police state does not wish for the population to be healthy and prosperous.

>>11
That too. It's oh so delicious.

>>10
It doesn't go good with ribs!

>>13
You're an anus!

>>13
Your days are numbered, anus!

>>10
It's mostly illegal because of outdated views on sanitation and whatnot that date back to the early 20^th century. That was during a time when refrigerated trucks weren't practical yet, farms weren't as clean because germs and contamination wasn't properly controlled due to lack of knowledge and technology at the time. Hence the push for pasteurization. Remember, this was a time when sawdust was being found in consumable meat.

Today, that is simply not the case and what's ironic is that the current factory farms produce a ton of water and air pollution, ruin water tables, and basically just turn the surrounding area into a wasteland. A traditional conventional farm equipped with reasonable modern technology produces only 1/3rd of the pollution what most of those factory farms produce. Of course if if this were broadcasted every night on the news and this was common knowledge, all those companies lobbying politicians in Washington would be in an uproar from competition from small farmers.

However, it's not all bad, as it's legal in 28 out of 50 states, so I guess things could be a lot worse. However, having a Federal ban on the interstate transport of consumable liquid is not the workings of a free society.