Re: Table Salt a Hazardous Substance

NoSpam writes:

The control of the tools of science, such as chemicals, is just one
aspect of this greater scheme.

I don't know that private suppliers are interested in controlling anyone.

But lately the government via the CPSC has acted against the pyrotechnic
hobbyist in exactly this fashion, requiring a government license to buy
oxidizers and fuels.
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