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In the context of the "occupy" protests, I've head a couple of times that you should carry a bandana or cloth soaked in vinegar with you, and in case the police uses tear gas  / irritantsirritants, you should breath through it, or cover your face with it.

Here is one recent source.

Setting aside legal and moral aspects of preparing for such a situation, say you have a good reason... (Andand also the fact that is stinks...) Does it work? If so, how?:

Does it work? If so, how?

I'd actually expect the contrary. The vinegar vapors would open up your airways and you would be incapacitated even faster.

In the context of the "occupy" protests, I've head a couple of times that you should carry a bandana or cloth soaked in vinegar with you, and in case the police uses tear gas  / irritants, you should breath through it, or cover your face with it.

Here is one recent source.

Setting aside legal and moral aspects of preparing for such a situation, say you have a good reason... (And also the fact that is stinks...) Does it work? If so, how?

I'd actually expect the contrary. The vinegar vapors would open up your airways and you would be incapacitated even faster.

In the context of the "occupy" protests, I've head a couple of times that you should carry a bandana or cloth soaked in vinegar with you, and in case the police uses tear gas/irritants, you should breath through it, or cover your face with it.

Here is one recent source.

Setting aside legal and moral aspects of preparing for such a situation, say you have a good reason... (and also the fact that is stinks...):

Does it work? If so, how?

I'd actually expect the contrary. The vinegar vapors would open up your airways and you would be incapacitated even faster.

decapacitated->incapacitated
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In the context of the "occupy" protests, I've head a couple of times that you should carry a bandana or cloth soaked in vinegar with you, and in case the police uses tear gas / irritants, you should breath through it, or cover your face with it.

Here is one recent source.

Setting aside legal and moral aspects of preparing for such a situation, say you have a good reason... (And also the fact that is stinks...) Does it work? If so, how?

I'd actually expect the contrary. The vinegar vapors would open up your airways and you would be decapacitatedincapacitated even faster.

In the context of the "occupy" protests, I've head a couple of times that you should carry a bandana or cloth soaked in vinegar with you, and in case the police uses tear gas / irritants, you should breath through it, or cover your face with it.

Here is one recent source.

Setting aside legal and moral aspects of preparing for such a situation, say you have a good reason... (And also the fact that is stinks...) Does it work? If so, how?

I'd actually expect the contrary. The vinegar vapors would open up your airways and you would be decapacitated even faster.

In the context of the "occupy" protests, I've head a couple of times that you should carry a bandana or cloth soaked in vinegar with you, and in case the police uses tear gas / irritants, you should breath through it, or cover your face with it.

Here is one recent source.

Setting aside legal and moral aspects of preparing for such a situation, say you have a good reason... (And also the fact that is stinks...) Does it work? If so, how?

I'd actually expect the contrary. The vinegar vapors would open up your airways and you would be incapacitated even faster.

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