This mother protesting against a convenience store that simply sells what everyone else is selling (b/c it is NOT illegal – yet) is directing her anger at the wrong target.

She should be using this tragedy as an opportunity to educate other teens instead of trying to put a small business out of business. (how does that help the economy by the way?)

We don’t have to personally like K2, or Spice, or anything else. It’s supposed to be our personal choice what we like and don’t like. What we choose to put into our bodies or not.

The Canadian Government is seriously considering a ban on cinnamon citing its DANGERS. How badly do want your Government telling you want you can and cannot consume? If we continually allow the government to say what can and cannot be consumed, we are allowing the police state to grow and grow. Stop being sheeple. Stand up and defend your rights to FREEDOM, LIBERTY, and most importantly: The PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS. If that pursuit includes K2, or Marijuana, or Cocaine, or cinnamon, or anything else, that is YOUR CHOICE. Or at least it’s supposed to be.

Let’s try to stay focused on the fact that our Governments are trying to essentially CRIMINALIZE EVERYTHING. This needs to stop. Fear mongering is exactly what they did to make marijuana illegal. You don’t have to like it. But no one deserves to go to jail for it either.

The real criminals are those that perpetuate this civil war: the Drug War. Until the Drug War Criminals are brought to trial, we are all victims of this useless attack on peaceful citizens of this “free” nation.

That boy’s death is so sad and a tragedy – but when will we stop being a country of “Blame thy Neighbor” and instead be a country of personal accountability instead?

That mother most likely never talked to her son about driving and drugs and how to safely hallucinate, etc.

Kids are going to seek the ultimate high. It’s human nature. We can run from that truth and try to outlaw everything under the sun, or we can face up to that fact of life, and be responsible parents and citizens that understand the only one to blame – is ourselves.

We are responsible for our actions and no one else. (Unless there’s a gun to your head of course).