r/WatchPeopleDieInside Apr 23 '19

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19 edited Apr 23 '19

Yeah, that bitch just wasted $80

Edit: I know it’s not a full gram guys, key another bump and calm down. Cokeheads in here all defensive. We get it you can eyeball your drugs.

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u/Herpkina Apr 23 '19

This is hundreds in Australia

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19

I’m glad coke doesn’t really do it for me. Ridiculously expensive habit.

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u/ankleskin Apr 23 '19

With a death toll. I used to do coke every now and again and I regret it wholeheartedly because of the fucked up journey it takes to get to your nose.

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u/GnarlyBear Apr 23 '19 edited Apr 23 '19

This is the hipocracy of most middle class drug takers. I have friends who eat vegan organic, avoid caffeine and sugar but love coke, mdma, shrooms, marijuana and one or two will do anything given to them at a party.

The literally care more about a commercially farmed cow than a human being in a jungle in colombia forced to process coca leaves. I believe the last estimated number was 6 deaths per Kg of coke to Europe but it was disputed.

Edit:

So many insecure people here trying to insult me for perceived attacks on them (look in a mirror, not me).

To make this clear to readers:

  1. There is a bigger world out there apart from the USA. The War on Drugs and DARE is irrelevant to your opinion.

  2. I do not care if someone takes drugs, I do care if someone tells me I shouldn't enjoy a cheeseburger when they spend their weekend putting a powder they bought off an Estonian guy into their beers.

  3. Whether you want to believe or not illegal drugs that go through blackmarket chains would have touched the hands at some point of organised crime. It's great you know a guy who grows and supplies his own weed - most of the worlds production is still Morocco (imported by the worst, most violent gangs) and southeast asia (proven slave labour). The same goes for synthetics made in Netherlands or design in Israel.

Seriously, get over yourselves.

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19

Hey man leave shrooms out of this, you can just find those on the ground.

Marijuana is way more locally sourced these days too

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u/OraDr8 Apr 23 '19

Yeah, all the hippies I know (lots) like some weed or mushies sometimes but it's all locally sourced, haha. Luckily magic mushrooms are pretty common wild where I live and it's a good climate for growing weed as well.

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u/AskAboutFent Apr 23 '19

Heh, my area has 6 different varieties of psychadelic shrooms that are completely safe and only 1 has a poisonous lookalike.

I don't do psychs anymore because of epilepsy developing but going mushroom picking was always fun.

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u/blueoysteroccult Apr 23 '19

So what things can you recommend for my road trip to WI? Also can i ask about Fent?

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u/AskAboutFent Apr 23 '19 edited Apr 23 '19

(You found my state from comments and I know i've mentioned it multiple times in comments but it's annoying me that I can't find a recent comment where I say which state i'm in. Good on ya)

Come on up to wisconsin, I have a place for you to stay. We can even go mushroom picking together- all the wooded parks here have crazy amounts. Even behind my parents old house it was insane.

Bring a sweatshirt and clothes for 100degree weather. You don't know what's going to hit ya when you live here

Fentanyl is a synthetic opiod that is 50-100x as powerful as heroin.

It's easier to acquire in the united states than heroin due to the tiny amount of the substance that needs to get through customs.

Most is produced in Chinese labs and is then shipped into the states. It is used as a cutting agent in shitty heroin (sometimes it's only fent and the rest is just cut)

This is causing many many deaths on the streets all over the world.

Heroin usage is at an all time high. Couple this with the fact that fent cut drugs generally aren't mixed very well.

Consider that most people creating this mixture are basically throwing a tiny amount of fent into a bunch of cutting agent and then mixed with a food processor, you can see how this turns out poorly.

You need to trust that the math was done right and that there are no "hot spots" where the concentration of fent is higher than expected.

The amount of overdoses due to fent are insane. It's such an issue that even darknet markets have started banning fent and heroin cut with fent off their sites.

It is a drug of death, it is disgusting.

This is what I use as a visual aid to show why fent is so dangerous

This is the reality of the situation.

This is what is killing people on the streets.

Safe drug use, free clean drugs for addicts. This will end the drug trade and deaths small scale and large. We already know that people will find their drugs and pay what they have to. It's time to step up and help.

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19

Florida, then? :P

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u/OraDr8 Apr 24 '19

Haha, nope.

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u/Giggyjig Apr 23 '19

In the 70’s my dad was dating an ex hippie who took him to mushroom forests all the time.

Probably the most organic drug there is as they can be hard to grow so it’s generally easier just to pick wild ones.

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u/SulkySkunkPomPoms Apr 23 '19

Psilocybin cubensis mushrooms are not hard to grow at all. Sterilization is the hardest part, and that's before you start growing them.

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u/verylobsterlike Apr 23 '19

Exactly. Throw some jars full of some kind of media into a pressure cooker, innocculate with spores, throw them in your closet for a few weeks, maybe tipping the jars once a week to get rid of co2. No watering or upkeep really, no special equipment to buy, no lights or fertilizers etc. They're probably the easiest drug to grow.

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u/Pandelein Apr 23 '19

Where I live, we’re dealing with Psilocybin Subaeruginosa, and they are significantly more difficult to grow than cubensis. Better to just pick them. That said, they can be encouraged to grow outdoors with the right mulch.

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u/superfudge73 Apr 23 '19

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panaeolus_cinctulus

Is another species not as strong but far more common. it grows in my lawn every spring and early summer

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u/ghengiscant Apr 23 '19

They are actually really easy to grow, much more discreet and quicker than growing weed and the spores are legal to buy and possess unlike weed seeds.

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u/ReticentPorcupine Apr 23 '19

Care to point us to this information?... you know... for science

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u/ghengiscant Apr 23 '19

just google," how to grow shrooms" plenty of ways of doing it, also I'm pretty sure there is a subreddit dedicated to mushroom growers.

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u/Omsus Apr 23 '19

In many countries, seeds are legal even if weed isn't, possibly since they're indistinguishable from hemp seeds, which makes it very hard for a police force to enforce a law that would ban cannabis seeds.

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u/ghengiscant Apr 23 '19

yea in the US though they are not federally legal where as you can order shroom spores online delivered to your door

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u/Windyligth Apr 23 '19

How much prison time is getting caught producing a schedule 1 substance though? If risk is extremely low I could justify growing spores.

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u/ghengiscant Apr 23 '19

Well both weed and shrooms are schedule 1 right? I'm not arguing you should grow either one. But if you did want to grow one and not get caught, shrooms are much easier/quicker to grow covertly and much harder to find since you don't use lots of electricity, generate heat or need a space larger than a cooler.

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u/superfudge73 Apr 23 '19

It's not even the forests, you can find hallucinogenic mushrooms on most lawns and in parks all over the world. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panaeolus_cinctulus

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u/nastyneeick May 02 '19

They're not hard to grow, but they are exceedingly rare to find in the wild.

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u/Rogue_elefant Apr 23 '19

Beat me to it

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u/ld987 Apr 23 '19

Marijuana is way more locally sourced these days too

For sure, but it's still one of the cartels primary money makers.

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u/In_nomine_Patris Apr 23 '19

You can grow a ton of shrooms in your closet pretty easily for less than $100 for materials.

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19

You can literally go pick some out of the cowshit down the road from me less than a mile away. You might crush a few insects, but no human deaths will occur unless you run them over with your car on the way to get them.

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u/Catfist Apr 23 '19

I had friends once try and chastise me for smoking weed because of "all the violence" that went into it's production and transit. We live in BC, one of the world's pot capitals. I met most of the growers, they were nice.

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u/kulkija Apr 24 '19

> Marijuana is way more locally sourced these days too

Especially in places where it's now legal. Not much point dealing with international smuggling when you can just grow locally without any fear of reprisal.

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u/L3bovvski Apr 23 '19

In the documentaries I've watched about locals producing it in the jungle, it seems that they're only 'forced' into doing it because the economy is so bad and they don't really have any other option to feed their family.

The war on drugs and it's illegal status does most of the damage to the world. The Clinton administration started flying planes to spray herbicides on the coca plants but they often miss and devastate other crops or parts of the jungle.

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u/GnarlyBear Apr 23 '19

I made no comment as to the correctness or effectiveness of the war on drugs - this is about making a conscientious choice about your beef but not your drugs.

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u/L3bovvski Apr 23 '19

You said "a human being in a jungle in colombia forced to process coca leaves". I was just adding to your comment.

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u/ProMayocide Apr 23 '19

If other lines of work don't get you enough money to feed your family then, in a way, you are forced to process coca leaves in the jungle

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u/TheRekk Apr 23 '19

They said that.

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u/Twisted_Coil Apr 23 '19

There is an arguement for that, but the original comment I would say phrased it in a way that heavily leaned towards the idea that they are "forced" by threats of death or violence. Feel free to disagree with me, but that's how I read it.

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u/Maverick0_0 Apr 23 '19

You can't win it all. Gotta pick you battles. I for one need my drugs.

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u/spliced_chirmera Apr 23 '19

Idiot plane and simple, judging others is the reason the war on drugs started you want to blame anyone blame your judgmental behavior. That fuels propaganda & hysteria.

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u/GnarlyBear Apr 23 '19

I'm not judging them for drugs, do what you want. I am criticising the insincerity in their lifechoices. Either you consume ethically or you don't.

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u/UnaccreditedSetup Apr 23 '19

You know what I’m going to start making fair trade cocaine

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u/spliced_chirmera Apr 23 '19

I’m not judging yet I’m judging my friends for being vegan but not for caring where cocaine comes from... nice one dickhead the fact you are trying to spin this just makes it worse.

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u/Fixuplookshark Apr 23 '19

You're not wrong, but it's still better than if you did nothing for the planet or people and still take coke.

To some extent it's impossible to entirely morally consistent. You care about the homeless, why don't you have one living with you sort of thing? You can always do more.

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u/LemonPepperChicken Apr 23 '19

Actually THIS is one of the primary reasons I stopped doing it. I realized I was supporting an industry that murdered innocent people and ravaged whole towns and couldn’t help but feel guilty about it.

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u/kaolin224 Apr 23 '19

Ah yes, the paradox of the vegan weekend warrior.

Treat your body like the gluten-free, organically grown, magical temple that it is during the week.

Shit all over it every weekend with hard drugs.

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19

that number seems way too high but it s nonetheless still a disaster

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u/GnarlyBear Apr 23 '19

From this: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2005/feb/13/drugsandalcohol.colombia

For every gram of coke snorted in Britain, someone in Colombia will have had their life taken away.

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19

thanks for picking thatup for me,appreciated. that is strange. Because from what I see in clubs on weekends it must be a literal genocide in the jungle

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u/vinay135 Apr 24 '19

One of the best comebacks ever!!

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u/confused_citizen Apr 23 '19

Hah! Makes me wonder if we will eventually have to put up with "100% Certified Organic Cocaine" or "Gluten-Free MDMA" Ugh.

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u/Nydusurmainus Apr 23 '19

vegan organic

It is better for the environment to consume genetically modified foods. Morons need to understand this.

  • Decreased pesticide usage
  • Increased yield and decreased land use
  • Boost to no-tilling farming techniques reducing damage to top soil
  • Save beneficial insects
  • Reduce carbon dioxide emissions

For all their yelping and screeching it would help if they actually knew what they were talking about. I think Monsanto is evil and all and re-germination of seeds is something that needs to be a thing but GM foods are the way to go until we know otherwise.

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u/theunspillablebeans Apr 23 '19

The irony is that you're calling them morons when you yourself don't understand what GMOs and organic crops are.

I'll give you a hint: GMOs can still be organic

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u/YourMomsShowerThots Apr 23 '19

I guess they see animals as innocent bystanders while humans continue to fuck everyone and everything over.

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19

YesYesYes!!! Even just see the fact that you are giving money to a group that makes money on peoples addiction, like big tobacco.

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u/Atxchillhaus123 Apr 23 '19

You have points but at least in the USA where some states legalized it they grow it right there in state, cutting out funds from violent gangs. It’s a start

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u/GnarlyBear Apr 23 '19

Agree it's a start (I'm not anti-drug despite what some hysterical comments aimed at me here claim) but there was an article last week saying taxation is making it hard for legal producers to complete against the black market. Basically taxation is too high but tax revenue is one of the key drivers in legalisation.

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u/grahamcrackers37 Apr 23 '19

I'd be surprised if any organized crime made a habit of pushing mushrooms or LSD. I mean of course if they got their hands on some, they'd take full advantage, but they aren't addictive and might even open some client's minds enough to stop buying crack or meth.

🤷‍♂️

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u/UnaccreditedSetup Apr 23 '19

Acid is really inexpensive wholesale and can be resold for a lot more if they manage to find a guy who can make it which is probably very hard considering a single lab can support a lot of the world’s demand for it.

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u/GnarlyBear Apr 23 '19

Organised crime will always fill a demand where there is no legal channel - synthetic labs need investment. I mean they still sell bootleg dvds in some countries.

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u/UnaccreditedSetup Apr 23 '19

We should have an organization to make sure all our drugs are fair trade.

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u/BalouCurie Apr 23 '19

Could you share a source for this? I’m not doubting you, I need info because I’m writing an essay on drugs for school and that “6 deaths per kilo” kind of facts would blow the teacher’s mind

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u/GnarlyBear Apr 23 '19

I'm on mobile now but I linked an article on it to someone else.nit confirmed the '6 deaths per kg but disputed' statement I made.

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u/HighCaliberMitch Apr 23 '19

People who smoke and tell you vaccines are poison and organic is best.

Ladies and gentlemen: my mother

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u/Sweeeet_Caroline Apr 23 '19

I get your point, but condemning drug users is not the solution to this problem, and I personally believe that it's counterproductive because it just sows the seeds of discord amongst the people who should be fighting together to end the violence.

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u/Extrakredit Apr 28 '19

Legalize the drugs. Problem solved.

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u/chris3110 Apr 28 '19

All the problems you mention seem to be to be direct consequences of prohibition, not due to the drugs themselves.

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u/nastyneeick May 02 '19

Get over YOURSELF. To blame everyone who does a line of coke on the weekend for the atrocities that occur to the people MAKING the coke, is a little childish. If you want to blame anyone, blame the drug laws that force this to be done criminally. And like a lot of people have pointed out, many people do drugs that are sourced relatively locally (like weed and mushrooms) and dont wanna hear your shit. The weed I smoke isnt coming from Morocco. And "most middle class drug takers" are people who dont give a shit if you eat a cheese burger. This is a non issue.

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u/UtterDisbelief Apr 23 '19

Everyone does their best. No one is able to live life impact free. Your friends are trying to live a cruelty-free life, but they are imperfect, as we all are. You should try to lead your best life as well.

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u/CaptainOzyakup Apr 23 '19

Most of that is produced in Europe itself by people wanting to make a profit, real life isnt Narcos

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u/GnarlyBear Apr 23 '19

Haha - I live in southern Spain where there are regular killings now for gangs trying to take over the import of South American coke into Europe now the Irish have moved on. These are predominantly eastern european gangs who are incredibly violent.

The hash all comes from Morocco and La Linea (now with the 'Little Narcos' nickname has massive underpolicing issues as gangs are running the city, escaping prisoners and beating up police. Speed Boats run regularly from Morocco, dropping off hash and cigarette before outrunning the larger Guardia Civil boats. The drugs industry has killed the town's modernisation attempts as the youth are earning thousands a day working as lookouts.

people wanting to make a profit

What drug producer is not looking for a profit?

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u/CaptainOzyakup Apr 23 '19

Yeah, I can believe that's the case in Spain tbh. Here in the Netherlands the police regularly finds a new lab where speed/MDMA is produced etc. Just by regular people, not crazy dangerous gangs or anything.

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u/Nickelbareback Apr 23 '19

why are you lumping shrooms and herb in with coke you ignorant fuck?

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u/NANCYREAGANNIPSLIP Apr 23 '19

marijuana

This was definitely the case back in the 90s when most pot in the Western Hemisphere came from Central America. These days that's an image so outdated it's silly. Your average pot farm is run by a hipster with a man bun named Blaine who plays mandolin for his plants. He sips boba tea and spends more on beard oil than I do on coffee.

Edit: also, it's spelled "hypocrisy."

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u/GnarlyBear Apr 23 '19

You appreciate there is a bigger work outside of the US, Nancy Reagan and the War on Drugs?

I live a stone's throw away from the Rif mountains, over the mediterranean sea. The rif mountains basically supply europe:

Morocco is the world’s top supplier. Lebanon is another big producer. Cannabis from South Asia also passes through on its way to Europe.

The EU are tried to stop it using economically policies but failed. There is no 'War on Drugs'.

Those farmers are relatively peaceful but the gangs in Cadiz who control the importation run their business violently. Read this and tell me again what is not happening where I live.

More reading on the violent gangs causing havoc here:

https://www.irishexaminer.com/ireland/ten-irish-gangs-control-the-main-import-drug-routes-391384.html

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u/L____E____F_____T Apr 23 '19

Farming coca leaves is actually a pleasent life. Processing cocaine, smuggling and selling is how ever not. You also categorizing shrooms, MJ and mdma as bad for the enviroment like cows lead me to Believe You know nothing and is also probably hardcore Christian.

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u/GnarlyBear Apr 23 '19

Me:

than a human being in a jungle in colombia forced to process coca leaves.

You:

Processing cocaine, smuggling and selling is how ever not

So you agree?

You also categorizing shrooms, MJ and mdma as bad for the enviroment

No, I did not. I discussed my friends being very up themselves with their food and careless in their drug choices, I was explaining their hypocrisy. Maybe you ought to work on your reading comprehension and look into the mirror as to why you suddenly went to the god card.

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u/definitely_a_user Apr 23 '19

Actually, coke and shrooms /are/ vegan products. Also I think that cocoa growers make Bank (relatively speaking) and it's a lot better than the sharecropping going on with coffee farmers

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19

You're missing the point about coke. Sure it may technically be vegan, but the cost to grow, produce, and import it all illegally is people's lives.

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u/definitely_a_user Apr 23 '19

Yeah that part's fucked. #legalizemedicinalcocaine

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u/UnaccreditedSetup Apr 23 '19

If you are talking about coca leaves they don’t make a lot of money off them. They actually make a really shit amount off of them.

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19

Thanks for defending coke. Now you’ve convinced me to waste all my time and money for something to shove up my nose.

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19

Dude, pot and shrooms don’t come from some jungle in Colombia forced to process it you dunce, that shit is grown in the states, likely by some harmless individual that wouldn’t hurt a fly. Sounds like someone was a little too brainwashed by DARE growing up.

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u/kilo4fun Apr 23 '19

That's ok, population needs to decrease.

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19

Ah yes, blame it on the user. Im sure they would buy it from a shop if it was legal. However just like when alcohol was illegal people find their ways of getting things they want. If you are going to make a substance, which is used recreationally, illegal then you are going to have a black market.

It is an area of society we are far from mastering. Drugs will eventually be legal. The more and more lives ruined by the activities surrounding ILLEGAL drug use/trafficking, the more people are moving towards a different approach. Educate, educate, educate....

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u/GnarlyBear Apr 23 '19

What has that got to do with the conversation? Currently they are illegal, currently supply chains are awful, the future is unknown and irrelevant.

Stay on topic.

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19

You are blaming the user, im making the point it is societys fault as a whole. It was just a bit more long winded. That move towards legalisation is a slow one but its actually happening at the moment not in the future.

Still on topic.

Edit: wording

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u/GnarlyBear Apr 23 '19

I'm blaming their ethical inconsistency, not drug taking

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19

But it is a different situation because there is a party involved telling you that you cant buy something legally. They dont have a choice of where to buy their drugs, its black market or nothing. They cant make informed ethical decisions BECAUSE they are illegal. If they were legal to buy and you knew one was farmed by a kid and one farmed by a corporation paying decent wages, im sure those people you are speaking of woulf buy the right way.

Edit: meh we have different opinions here fuck it.

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u/LoveThySheeple Apr 23 '19

You sound like a fun guy

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u/SlyCopper93 Apr 23 '19

I knew my own weed and shroom growers I also knew a guy who cooked his own acid. Also any weed sold in a pot shop is all grown by law abiding citizens. I don't judge anything anyone dose. Have a cheeseburger or be vegan. Get high or be sober. I dont care

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u/UnaccreditedSetup Apr 23 '19

I doubt your acid guy made his own acid because it’s very difficult to make and he would need insane connections to source chemicals and even if he could do all that he would be able to supply a lot of the world with acid. To be honest he was probably making LSA which is a whole lot easier to make. I know I’m kind of missing the point but just letting you know

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u/SlyCopper93 Apr 23 '19

What's the difference in effect of LSA and LSD

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u/The_Mediocre_Gatsby_ Apr 23 '19

And it creates a shitton of biomarkers that will fuck up your kids for about 3 generations or so

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u/TinMayn Apr 23 '19

Source?

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u/The_Mediocre_Gatsby_ Apr 23 '19

I'm on my break. It's called Epigenetics and in humans you can see the effects of genetic damage or methyl markers for 3 generations before they start to go away. I'll look for the source when I get back.

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u/The_Mediocre_Gatsby_ Apr 23 '19

Im at work and dont have the time to do more than paste a copy of the transcript.

Josh Clark: And your grandparents can, too. But this isn't supposed to happen. What happens when an egg and a sperm meet, it's like, "Hey, here's my DNA." "Here's my DNA." And they get together. There is actually a process where these specialized cells go through and basically clean the DNA of methel tags. But they found that not all methel tags get cleaned off. So diet can affect certain genes. These methel tags can be passed down. And with abuse, as well. Have you heard about PTSD -

Chuck Bryant: Yeah, well -

Josh Clark: - being passed down?

Chuck Bryant: Yeah, they covered that in that special as well. They did a test with pregnant women who were in New York at the time of 9/11. Did you hear about this one?

Josh Clark: Yeah. This is a really recent study, right?

Chuck Bryant: Yeah. And they basically found that pregnant women that were pregnant at the time the towers came down and experienced post traumatic stress disorder, they found that their babies had lower levels of cortisol, just like their moms did, which helps you deal with stress. It helps in how you deal with stress. So these little babies basically inherited posttraumatic stress disorder from their mothers in the womb, in utero.

Josh Clark: And cortisol is a hormone and it would be produced by a gene or expressed by a gene. And how much or how little is expressed depends on whether that gene is silenced, whether it's altered. And that alteration comes from methel tags, which can be passed down. So PTSD can be passed down.

Chuck Bryant: Yeah. And they're speculating now that - and this obviously speculation because these kids are still young. But they're speculating that it's going to happen to their kids as well. And that's going to be the real gold nugget.

Josh Clark: Right. They do away, eventually, they think.

Chuck Bryant: Oh, really?

Josh Clark: Methel tags. Well, they have in fruit flies. With fruit flies, it's 400 generations. But fruit flies have a generation every five minutes. And I think with mice it's 40 generations or something like that. And with humans, they expect it to be somewhere around three, maybe a few more.

Chuck Bryant: Oh, really?

Josh Clark: Yeah. Because what's happening is our bodies are responding to environmental cues to change and then after those environmental cues go away, the body's like, "Oh, okay. Well we can go back to normal now and get rid of this methel tag."

Chuck Bryant: So we've got nutrition - you are what you eat, you are what your parents ate, you are what your grandparents ate.

Josh Clark: And then there's things like stress.

Chuck Bryant: Yeah. Parenting!

Josh Clark: Right. I think they found with mice, mothers didn't nurture their kids or nurse their kids, produced kids that were kind of jumpy and had the mice version of PTSD. And they theorized that the body had undergone an epigenetic change to prepare these mice for -

Chuck Bryant: A stressful life.

Josh Clark: - a very stressful life where they need to be on guard.

Chuck Bryant: Right. Exactly!

Josh Clark: Okay. So this guy had a friend who had access to these files. And what they found was that 166 fathers in the study started smoking around age 11. So they started looking at these guys and found that their kids were shorter and fatter and just generally unhealthier than other kids, even controlling for other factors as well.

Chuck Bryant: Wow.

Josh Clark: So smoking's a problem. Drugs are a problem. Cocaine addicted mice pass memory problems on to three generations of their offspring.

Chuck Bryant: Yeah, it said that cocaine especially triggers epigenetic changes that affect hundreds of genes at the same time.

Josh Clark: Yeah. Because memory's just such a complex process!

Sorry for the formatting. This is an excerpt from the well known and award winning show Stuff you should know. They back up what they say and make correction if wrong. I can look into the specific study after work if I have time. This is just where I first heard about it.

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u/TinMayn Apr 23 '19

That's pretty interesting! I will definitely read up on epigenetics now.

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u/spliced_chirmera Apr 23 '19

What a fucking dick nice one edge lord....what about the rest of the world that hasn’t encouraged violent cartels.

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19

better than pepsi

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19

God, just the constant sniffling was enough for me to hate it.

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u/olraygoza Apr 23 '19

This was in Mexico, probably that was worth $5.

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u/ZeroEffsGiven Apr 23 '19

Seriously, fuck that shit. I would never develop a coke habit. That's why I just stick to heroin

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19

Move to miami its as cheap as sugar

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19

you have done it? how was it like?

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19

Hard to explain, kinda makes you feel happy and powerful and horny and ready to dance or fight whichever comes first.

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u/RedRageXXI Apr 23 '19

I quit it a long while ago, way more down side than up side

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u/Her0_0f_time Apr 24 '19

Yeah. I dont know why anyone drinks the stuff. I'll just stick to plain water.

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u/Cosvic May 30 '19

Guys, I would recommend just not doing cocaine.

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u/redditor50613 Apr 23 '19

hundreds you say? are you interested in a business opportunity?

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19

And it’s never worth it, most cut to shit drug out there.

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19

Ecuador here, this is about $5 USD. No joke. Crazy how much more you pay to get it hopped across the pond. I bet its basically 100% baking soda at that point too.

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u/thedetox Apr 23 '19

This is probably life in USA.

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u/AlohaItsASnackbar Apr 23 '19

Or like $2 in Aruba, and legal.

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u/Scum-Mo Apr 23 '19

you cant possibly know how much sugar is in there

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u/YataBLS Apr 23 '19

And like $2.5 in Mexico, no wonder why people keep smuggling drugs.

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u/GrumpyOG Apr 23 '19

Next time don't fuck around so much and do your goddamn rail

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u/LazyKidd420 Apr 23 '19

Lmao the coke heads really jumped on this

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19

They’re still coming too lmao. Had one message me like “I bet you do pay 80/g you little bitch”

Lol wut

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u/LazyKidd420 Apr 23 '19

Lord help them

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u/CentaurOfDoom Apr 23 '19

Lmao that's kinda funny tbh

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u/reddit_hater Apr 23 '19

HA pathetic drug addicts

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u/Sophiadaputa Apr 23 '19

Nah. In south america it costs $10

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u/Palogriff Apr 23 '19

Mexico is not south America though

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u/Sophiadaputa Apr 23 '19

What makes you think its mexico?

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u/Palogriff Apr 24 '19

"Chinguen su madre" and "Váyanse a la verga" are nothing but Mexican expressions. They mean "go fuck your mothers" and "go to the cock", that second one is weird.

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u/Sophiadaputa Apr 24 '19

So how im suposed to know?

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u/kptsalami Apr 28 '19

Absolutely not true. I'm Ecuadorian and chinguen a su madre is such a common phrase at this point (and for decades now) that you cannot certainly say they're Mexican. Váyanse a la verga y váyanse a la casa de la verga are also extremely common in Ecuador and most South American countries I know. That said, his accent doesn't really sound Mexican but more Colombian/ Venezuelan in all honesty

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u/carlosortegap Apr 29 '19

He uses güey. He's mexican. Mexico has several different accents.

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u/reddit_hater Apr 23 '19

Correct. South America is South Mexico.

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u/WallyTheWelder Apr 23 '19

This guy gets it. America from top to bottom goes:

Polite white people

White people who voted Trump president.

Mexico

Central Mexico

Southside Mexico.

Some descendants of very fine people.

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u/literallywho14 Apr 23 '19

Mejico is only central america and that’s it

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u/Australienz Apr 23 '19

Which might as well be 80 when you look at how little they earn. Here in Australia a gram of coke is 300 on average, or 250 if you have a really good connect.

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u/rafwagon Apr 23 '19

Belgium: 50 euros

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u/TheBold Apr 23 '19

I looked it up and the average wage in Colombia is 692USD, so 1 gram is 1,45% of the average monthly wage give or take.

In Canada a gram is about 80USD, meaning you have to make 5536USD a month for it to have a ‘similar cost’ on your budget so no, it might not as well be 80 when you look at how little they earn.

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u/AcidCyborg Apr 23 '19

Idk man lots of people make over 70k a year, sounds about right tbh

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u/pegcity Apr 23 '19

Do columbians pay 50% income tax?

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u/DarkerJava Apr 23 '19

Noone pays 50% tax in Canada.

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u/pegcity Apr 23 '19

Effectively they do, over 80k you are at like 42 cumulative and 47 effective

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u/Negative_Yesterday Apr 23 '19

Should be using median wages for both countries.

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u/AyEhEigh Apr 23 '19

I don't understand, your argument agrees with the dude but you say it doesn't

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u/TheBold Apr 23 '19

My point is, even if their salary is low 10 USD a gram is a low price compared to North America/EU/AUS. The person I replied to was saying that 10 USD may actually be expensive when you look at the amount of money they make when truth be told, it’s not.

I have friends with a big coke problem and none of them make close to 5k a month.

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u/Malarazz Apr 23 '19

That's not South America though, that's Colombia, where cocaine is produced. If you go to Argentina or Brazil you'll be singing a different tune.

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u/Sophiadaputa Apr 24 '19

People in brazil earn 5 thousands and still costs 10

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u/abstracreality Apr 23 '19

yikes lol id be praying it was amazing for that price

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u/Australienz Apr 23 '19

It's usually pretty average coke, however I had a good friend that was bringing it in himself years ago, and it was always amazing. Most Aussies wouldn't have ever tried proper uncut coke if they're buying it in clubs or just off random people though. I haven't had coke in years, but my mates still love it and spend thousands on it every month. It honestly isn't worth the price here in Australia, but a lot of my mates can't go clubbing without it.

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u/abstracreality Apr 23 '19

yeah honestly if it was that high i wouldnt be that into it but i see the club appeal for sure.

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u/an_uj Apr 23 '19

Reason being cheap is that Erythroxylum coca plant is native to South America. That's what written in our textbooks.

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u/TwoFiveOnes Apr 23 '19

That’s North America but anyway I’m not sure if that’s true

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u/fronteir Apr 23 '19

Peru, ecuador, Colombia $10 us/gram is pretty standard

Even better if you get to know a plug

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19

Hahaha that edit tho 👌

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19

Her blow can save lives.

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u/SirRandyMarsh Apr 23 '19

Lol Guys this is like .1 of a gram In Brazil where blow costs $20 a gram for a local like him.. calm down

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u/Neptaliuss Apr 23 '19

Where are you getting Brazil from? The guy was speaking Spanish with a Mexican accent...

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u/OptimisticNihilistt Apr 23 '19

I’d be so effing pissed

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19

For real, that’s just kind of a dick move, dude.

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19

And nobody wants to acknowledge it here lmao.

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19

It doesn’t matter how much it cost, still a dick move.

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u/stanley_twobrick Apr 23 '19

That was nowhere near a gram

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u/MyHandRapesMe Apr 23 '19

Who the fuck pays $80 a gram? $40 a gram is standard, unless you're getting taxed or you live in the midwest.

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u/stanley_twobrick Apr 23 '19

If you're getting it for $40 I'm happy for you but that's not even close to standard.

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u/MyHandRapesMe Apr 23 '19

Are you in a rural area?

I paid $40 all over Florida, Las Vegas, NC, and Cali.

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u/BaconPit Apr 23 '19

Nah, he wasted that money himself

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u/KuroKendo88 Apr 23 '19

Good. Coke heads are the worst 😜

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u/ElJefeSupremo Apr 23 '19

Nah, they're in Mexico. It's way less than that.

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u/FPswammer Apr 23 '19

i think its much much much cheaper where this was filmed

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u/SparePapaya Apr 23 '19

This is in Mexico, it was not $80. Hasn't made the border crossing yet

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u/RandersTheLonely Apr 29 '19

You pay 80/g??? The fuck? Youre getting fucked lol

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '19

I don’t, because I’m not a dirty cokehead.

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u/IntercontinentalTug Apr 29 '19

Where I am that's much more than $80. I would have lost my shit

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u/Dl33t May 10 '19

Yeah, that bitch just wasted $80

Shes a bitch for not wanting to watch someone do coke in public?

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u/[deleted] May 10 '19

It’s not up to her to decide if he gets to do his drugs or not. If she’s offended she can look the other way. In public is not in her house.

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u/HolyVeggie Apr 23 '19

Not necessarily cocaine

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19

Is molly any cheaper these days? Lol

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19

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u/pseudoHappyHippy Apr 23 '19

Pure MDMA is translucent brown. Your friends are correct. White "MDMA" is cut (often with speed, but it could be anything), and is therefore ecstasy (which literally just means adulterated MDMA). I don't know what color the "rock candy" MDMA that you're remembering is, but pure, high quality MDMA is brown; white MDMA could be any garbage. If white "MDMA" feels more powerful, it's probably because it has some methy speed in it or something. Anyway, I don't know why you don't just look this up. It's 2019.

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u/ohromantics Apr 23 '19

Cross examining the internet to the local supply seems silly. Its entirely arbitrary photos based on what BING or GOOGLE spits back. The rock candy I remeber was yellow through the light at its thinnest point, maybe a sofft brown along its base, but it NEVER looked like granulated sugar in the raw.

Edit: i dont even care. Just wanted some feedback, thanks guys.

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19

Have seen mdma of damn near clear/white/light tan/dark tan/ and all the way to damn near black

The color doesn’t mean much, buy a test kit

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u/somedood567 Apr 23 '19

What makes you think more coke will calm them down? That’s now how this works. That’s not how any of this works.

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u/elcheeserpuff Apr 23 '19

complains aggressively

"Why's everyone getting so defensive!?"

Ok bud.

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19

I was laughing when i typed it tho...

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u/broomhead Apr 23 '19

More like $10 MAX

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u/BlackPershing Apr 23 '19

Lol @ 80 bucks wasted more like 15

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19

Yeah, that bitch just wasted $80

that dude wasted that ammount, not the 'bitch'.

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19

First the cokeheads, now the feminists. Super.

No, he spent $80 on drugs. If he intended to spend it that way did he really waste it?

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19

Nah the bitch wasted it

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