Snopes fiction or truth

When ypu see or hear something like this, always check snopes.com first.

There was no truth to this article, which originated as a piece of fake news from News 4 KTLA, a clickbait site that mimics the appearance of a local television news station's online arm. News 4 KTLA carries no "fiction" or "satire" disclaimer anywhere on the site and has a history of publishing fearmongering stories based on little or no factual evidence).
Coca-Cola did not issue a recall on Dasani products for any reason in April 2016 and noted in a statement that: "The source of this false and inflammatory information about our brand is a hoax news website. There is no recall of Dasani being conducted in the U.S." The Food and **** Administration similarly said they were not aware of any current recalls or disease outbreaks associated with Dasani water.

FACT CHECK Dasani Products Recalled Due to Clear Parasite

no, It is still water. As long as it is clean it will be okay.

who cares, it is water.

All bottled water is water. As long as it is clean it is safe.

What credit card is that? A Snopes credit card?

From what I have seen that is still there, but it is the subject of much heated debate right now, even to lawsuits from both directions.

Fiction

fiction. try it you will DIE

Can it? Yes. Is it true? Probably not. Religious content has been around for centuries in the forms of books, testaments, so on and so forth. It's very unlikely that someone will suddenly view it as offensive material.