Another group I’d like to have evaluate those behaviours are the anti-recreational-drug folks.

Doesn’t make sense to me how on the one hand we have all those campaigns telling kids to stay away from mind-altering substances, while on the other hand, commercials are promoting legal (yet neuro-toxic) products that creat similar and possibly more demented mind altered behaviours.

Strange world we live in…

You really nailed it, your observation is spot on. The fragrance industry is bizarre. The ad campaigns for household fragrance products is TOTALLY bizarre. My favorite is people on hands and knees smelling the carpeting on their FLOOR while looking ECSTATIC.

And the pharmaceutical companies!!! OMG, I’d need to start a whole other blog to go after that industry!

“Being drugged against our will”— yeah, that’s how I feel about it, exactly.

The fragrance chemical industry must think people are stupid (and maybe we have become so, from breathing in all those neuro-toxins)… On the one hand they are creating huge scent marketing campaigns, to supposedly elicit positive emotions and a release of the purse strings (or maybe a loss of critical thinking skills?) and tv commercials with not just adults, but kids sniffing sprayed surfaces as if they were snorting drugs… and then they try to tell us we are nuts when we experience symptoms of poisoning and being drugged against our will?

Helloooooooooooooo? Is anyone still thinking out there?

Of course, all the kids being diagnosed with mental health and behaviour issues from the neuro-toxic things they are breathing in 24/7, are just put on more chemical pharmaceuticals, to make the industry more money, instead of removing all the causes of the problems.

I am not feeling a lot of compassion for those who perpetuate the poisoning of and suffering in our society so that they can make a profit of more money than they could spend in a dozen lifetimes. It just isn’t right.

We need people to wake up and smell some clean air again!