Which do you think is more likely, the rat who ordered them has agents at all the nearby Amazon fulfillment warehouses scouring the orders database so they can spike the order with LSD/etc or some retard ordered $20 of juice to Austin's parents house?
Right now a small group of men with self-inflicted genital mutilations and screwed up internal chemistries have enough "agents" and influence to have endless smear pieces published, convince Tier 1 ISPs to unilaterally black hole entire IP networks, seize domain names and otherwise interfere with regular internet operations (without recourse), and even whine into the ears of a few high-ranking politicians for favors, all in an effort to take down a web site with only about ten to twenty thousand users because they don't like what's said about them there.
I don't want to hear this kind of "how likely do you think [ridiculous thing] is?" bullshit when I literally have to spend five minutes fighting against incredulous looks and obvious disbelief when explaining to friends and family why KF is fundraising to litigate against the shitheads constantly attacking it. I shouldn't have to say "no, I am
not making that up" just to describe some of this site's enemies to people who normally find me trustworthy, reliable, level-headed and not prone to hysteria.
In
this instance, is it likely? No. Plausible? Yes. This is clown world. The ludicrous is routine here.
Personally I would never eat unsolicited foodstuffs delivered anonymously to my house.
This is the correct attitude.
Up until the late 70's drug manufacturers never bothered to even seal bottles of pills with plastic shrink wrap or foil because, after all, how likely was it that some asshole would actually go into a busy grocery store in broad daylight to open up pill bottles, put poison in them, close them back up and put them back on the shelf?
Then nature takes its fucking course and now medications come in packaging sealed up to varying degrees of obnoxiousness.