Drink simulates cocaine rush
The American media, anti-drugs organizations and parents have expressed their concerns. Although the drink does not contain real cocaine they are afraid that youngsters ‘will link it to the real stuff’. So says the Daily Star. The New York Times announces that council members in New York called for a boycott of the beverage.
The makers announce on their website www.drinkcocaine.com that they consider young people not to be ignorant an uninformed as the liberal media think, ‘they understand the difference between an energy drink and a legally controlled drug’.
About the name the makers say: “Why beat around the bush?' Why not just call an energy drink what is already being alluded to.'
Sources:
Elsevier.nl
New York Times
Drinkcocaine.com
