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Is it inherently bad even if it's from a fictional universe?

I searched and did not find a discussion about this lawsuit already. A few teachers at my school have been interested in this case as we see kids drinking energy drinks all the time, often several a day. Energy drinks have even been placed into vending machines in the schools around us.

People in the teachers subreddit have even floated the idea that the parents should be charged with something for providing her with the drinks (I don’t know if the parents bought them for her or she bought them herself, but I find it likely they knew she was drinking them often).

The being advertised as a “health drink” is an interesting aspect to me, but the drink disclaimer seems pretty solid. Also could someone explain targeting the distributor of the drink instead of the company itself to me (I know the company can be added later)?

I thought this subreddit would have an interesting discussion on it, apologies if it’s been posted before.