Yes, the success of ketchup in reducing the smell and inclusion of baking soda in the formulation of the spray suggests the active ingredients breakdown in acidic conditions. Vinegar would probably work, too. The gel consistency of ketchup might be helpful because it will stay in place better than a liquid allowing the acid to do its work to breakdown the substance. Soap is probably ineffective because it is basic like the baking soda.
I have to imagine the stench stays on the concrete and grass, too. Which is why I keep saying protests need to happen in the rich neighborhood instead of in the commercial center of a town. Seems obvious? And if the cops gonna tear gas let the multimillionaires taste it at their doors.
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Sounds cruel and unusual.
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in war course these are civilians, and so totally fair game.
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