To deal with those tear gas canisters, take a water jug with a wide mouth, pick up the canister with protective gloves, drop it in the jug, and shake the jug while covering the top with your hand just enough that the gas doesn't get out.
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This instructional video spells out how to extinguish tear gas canisters step by step. It can help to put a little baking soda, dish soap, and/or vegetable oil in the jug of water—3 tablespoons of each to 1 liter of water. Don't seal the bottle. You don't want it to explode.pic.twitter.com/6IEja3hSAa
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This guide goes over some basic tips about preserving your safety and privacy through proper masking and security protocol: http://cwc.im/staysafe Stay safe out there. To everyone who is risking their freedom—and perhaps their lives—to stand up to oppression, THANK YOU.pic.twitter.com/WKI28bDhtG
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Better idea... Don't risk your life to prove a point.pic.twitter.com/UU4m92KkPa
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fortunately for you, licking boots doesn't have any direct health consequences, so you're in the clear
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Man, please, please, please, where can I find more information about this "sport"? I would REALLY love to read about It!
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What's the active ingredient in Maalox for tear gas? Is it alkalinity? I know with capsaicin-based pepper sprays, it's the calcium that deactivates the receptors (TRP1 vanilloid receptors); not specifically an acid/base issue
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