EnErGy DrInKs

Chocoborider29 · 08-3-2005, 03:38 PM

I was strolling through a store where I live, and I saw an energy drink called "Rockstar". Of course, being a junky as I am, I looked at the ingredients. They were abnormally high or a drink. When I checked the side of the can, it displayed a message telling the viewer junkies that it was not legalized through the health department (or something like that. feel free to look and type it word for word haha).

anyways...this rose a question in my head...Anyone that has heard of Jolt can answer this, anyone who hasn't might just leave.

Is the food and health department breaking american rights by illegalizing energy drinks from the market? Couldn't a company just put the message on the side like Rockstar did?

08-3-2005, 03:38 PM	#1
Chocoborider29 FFR Player Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 99	EnErGy DrInKs I was strolling through a store where I live, and I saw an energy drink called "Rockstar". Of course, being a junky as I am, I looked at the ingredients. They were abnormally high or a drink. When I checked the side of the can, it displayed a message telling the viewer junkies that it was not legalized through the health department (or something like that. feel free to look and type it word for word haha). anyways...this rose a question in my head...Anyone that has heard of Jolt can answer this, anyone who hasn't might just leave. Is the food and health department breaking american rights by illegalizing energy drinks from the market? Couldn't a company just put the message on the side like Rockstar did?

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