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Originally posted by fury molly wafers ftw!

yes most pills out there are adultered especially if you buy them from someone you don't know but that's why you have sites like pillreports.com and ecstasydata.com where you can get user reports and lab reports.
thankfully i ran into some wafers this summer and decided to buy enough to last me a few years, best investment i ever made

"...because God knows we can't have lots of people feeling peaceful and empathetic and nonviolent, as opposed to fearful and victimized and angry and sick sick sick, all those things governments and religions rely on to keep you meek and beaten down and in check."

TRUTH! Fuck I wish more people realized this. Makes me sick.

Try to convince one person. Maybe that person will convince another person...and so on.

But yes, fearful people act differently (I don't want to say "irrational") rather when they are secure.

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Originally posted by CrazedOut "...because God knows we can't have lots of people feeling peaceful and empathetic and nonviolent...

This is a large part of what I love about the scene (when most people at the party are on pills, as opposed to drinking heavily or other violent-prone substances). In Electronic Music clubs, I generally feel safer. You bump in to someone while dancing and it's apologies all around. Do the same thing at a hip-hop club and it could lead to a fight.

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Originally posted by Gen3r4l1ty Everything in moderation.

There's the key right there! Moderation, moderation, moderation! Keep that tolerance low people! It saves the brain and money.

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Originally posted by donnybrasco This is a large part of what I love about the scene (when most people at the party are on pills, as opposed to drinking heavily or other violent-prone substances). In Electronic Music clubs, I generally feel safer. You bump in to someone while dancing and it's apologies all around. Do the same thing at a hip-hop club and it could lead to a fight.

or death via stabbing or gunshot

Think of what repercussions legalizing any sort of drug would have for the alcohol and tobacco industries, where the product in question is primarily sold hand-to-hand with no way to tax transactions. The government would lose such an incredible amount of their precious high-rate excise tax. Would you be willing to buy legally, if your income tax doubled, property tax doubled, sales tax doubled?


if it's interesting to you, how much we're being taxed on various things - http://www.taxadmin.org/fta/rate/tax_stru.html

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Originally posted by mobius9 Think of what repercussions legalizing any sort of drug would have for the alcohol and tobacco industries, where the product in question is primarily sold hand-to-hand with no way to tax transactions.

If, say, pot was legalized, the nature of the business would change. It would stop being hand-to-hand.

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The government would lose such an incredible amount of their precious high-rate excise tax.

How do you figure?

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Would you be willing to buy legally, if your income tax doubled, property tax doubled, sales tax doubled?

Say what?

very nice, reminds me of some good articles i have read of shrooms recently

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