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I'm always torn as to what to think when I read stories like this. I'm all for stupid people removing themselves from the gene pool, but at what age does it become suitable to declare a Darwin Award as opposed to a tragedy involving a kid too young to know better?
I learned from high school biology class around that age that injecting random shit into your blood isn't a good idea when I asked "what would happen if you just injected air in someone" and got the answer "they would die from an embolism."
My personal opinion is that a 14 year old should know not to inject things into their veins because it's dangerous.
I mean, I was 14 once, and I have 0 butterflies in my bloodstream. I'd say that should be old enough to know better..