MrIbis
Bluelighter
^I've not once seen white molly.
Even the crystals i've seen were of a beigey colour
Even the crystals i've seen were of a beigey colour
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MDMA law reform in Australia??? hopefully one day
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silentangst
Bluelighter
That would be clean MDMA.
thestudent14
Bluelighter
I'm sure I've read on numerous occasions that pure MDMA should be white and have no scent. I think psilo has said this a few times on here too.
Not saying it may not be extremely good quality, but I was pretty sure if it was that pure it should be white.
Not saying it may not be extremely good quality, but I was pretty sure if it was that pure it should be white.
MrIbis
Bluelighter
^yeah it should be of pure colour and have no scent, but hey - this is illicit drugs we're talking about.
Verybuffed
Bluelighter
And who knows how they are making it these days.
Sustanon
Bluelighter
Can u guys tell me which 99.9% pure drugs dont have a scent? Top of my head i cant think of (that) many. Source is reliable where i am and its def pure as it can be. Ive never seen white Molly in person, not saying it doesnt exists but im sure they are both pretty decent. Anyone else coming across of nice rock crystalline beige Molly? 1pt had me munted and lovey dovey for hours and palms were sweating so badly i had to stop using the keyboard as it was that bad. Stupid thing to do anyway if u dont get the jiggy on LOOL
static_mind
Bluelighter
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There is no way your drug dealer will be able to tell if his MDMA is 99.9% pure.
Sustanon
Bluelighter
mdma_missing
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be a champ and send some to Adelaide for me Haha
thestudent14
Bluelighter
Not a good place to try to source through bluelight. Even as a joke I'm fair sure it's against the guidelines.
belarki
Bluelight Crew
This has gone waaaay off topic. I'll leave the thread open a little longer to see whether anyone has further comments on MDMA law reform but will close it if the discussion drifts back towards availability.
headdah
Bluelighter
i do apologise for my post. i was just a bit to excited when i had my md in my hands. nearly jizzed my pants too. i should of just posted a rock or two along with the mandeline testing results (and yes its an old old mandeline) hence the colour yo.
but yeah def the goods
but yeah def the goods
belarki
Bluelight Crew
^ it's all good, gave me a chuckle anyway :D
8L4YN3
Bluelighter
Man the laws reguarding all drugs needs to be changed.
Without going too indepth into the nuts and bolts of my idea, i believe all drugs should be legalised and regulated and dispensed by licensed dispenseries located around the cities.
People can claim what they want but the reality of it is that people are using drugs reguardless of legal status. Illegalising drugs only serves to alienate people more from H.R related things, creates a thriving black market of impure drugs and the list goes on and on.
I think alot more people would be willing to seek help for their addictions if drugs werent considered this shit that is confined to a small group of different people who make exchanges in dark alleyways.
But if we could induce a change in societies perception of drug use and addictions, and have people realise anybody can become an addict, people wouldn't feel so alienated once they do become addicts, which tends to compound the shame and other low self worth mentality that can surface within addicted individuals and serve to embarass them so to speak and prevent them from seeking help.
Drugs being illegal is just creating criminals out of innocent users and preserving a multi-billion dollar international industry.
That in itself isn't acceptable, and the amount of money that could be generated through drugs and used for positive things that cost money plus on top of this, the access to clean drugs, the access to drug education and further harm reduction practices, it is all so positive, i really see no need for drugs to be illegal. Obviously i also dont want them along side no-doz in the servo, but it's pretty obvious the current system of drugs are evil and have no place in society so lets just pretend they dont exist and treat addicts or recreational users as criminals, it's not working. Drugs are still able to be bought, at heavily inflated prices, with the drugs being impure, leading to the shit that generally causes people to demonise drugs like heroin, "oh that shit will have you robbing your mother for a fix", well if that drug was sold for a fair price, addiction would be much smaller of an issue.
I hope you guys can see where i'm coming from although i'm probably preaching to the choir here.
Without going too indepth into the nuts and bolts of my idea, i believe all drugs should be legalised and regulated and dispensed by licensed dispenseries located around the cities.
People can claim what they want but the reality of it is that people are using drugs reguardless of legal status. Illegalising drugs only serves to alienate people more from H.R related things, creates a thriving black market of impure drugs and the list goes on and on.
I think alot more people would be willing to seek help for their addictions if drugs werent considered this shit that is confined to a small group of different people who make exchanges in dark alleyways.
But if we could induce a change in societies perception of drug use and addictions, and have people realise anybody can become an addict, people wouldn't feel so alienated once they do become addicts, which tends to compound the shame and other low self worth mentality that can surface within addicted individuals and serve to embarass them so to speak and prevent them from seeking help.
Drugs being illegal is just creating criminals out of innocent users and preserving a multi-billion dollar international industry.
That in itself isn't acceptable, and the amount of money that could be generated through drugs and used for positive things that cost money plus on top of this, the access to clean drugs, the access to drug education and further harm reduction practices, it is all so positive, i really see no need for drugs to be illegal. Obviously i also dont want them along side no-doz in the servo, but it's pretty obvious the current system of drugs are evil and have no place in society so lets just pretend they dont exist and treat addicts or recreational users as criminals, it's not working. Drugs are still able to be bought, at heavily inflated prices, with the drugs being impure, leading to the shit that generally causes people to demonise drugs like heroin, "oh that shit will have you robbing your mother for a fix", well if that drug was sold for a fair price, addiction would be much smaller of an issue.
I hope you guys can see where i'm coming from although i'm probably preaching to the choir here.
headdah
Bluelighter
that was the whole idea
if it gave u a chuckle, u should of let the thread stay alive ;P
instead of right click saving my jpg. then delete
haha
belarki
Bluelight Crew
^ haha I didn't save it straight away, only to crop it later on. When threads *disappear* they're just hidden from public view, not deleted straight away, so we mods could still appreciate it 
You know we have guidelines though so my hands were tied.
Always promising that certain countries have admitted that the war on drugs is pointless and started adopting a more harm-reduction-centric approach to drug use though. I just don't have high hopes of it filtering through to conservative Western countries any time soon.
You know we have guidelines though so my hands were tied.
Always promising that certain countries have admitted that the war on drugs is pointless and started adopting a more harm-reduction-centric approach to drug use though. I just don't have high hopes of it filtering through to conservative Western countries any time soon.
thestudent14
Bluelighter
I've been saying for a long time, Australia needs to get ahead of the curve.
Decriminilising pot has been sensational in country's that have done so and it's expected it will be legalised in California in 2012.
IF we became the first, first world country to legalise all drugs, we would
* gain tourism.
* Keep money out of the black market and into the people who need it
* we would develop a better health system for drug users/abusers
* Less violence on the streets due to MDMA instead of alcohol in clubs (Probably but not definitely)
* Work towards cures, preventions of people who do have adverse reactions to drugs, e.g people who freak out from pot etc.
This next one is controversial however I think it still stands.
* We would be illegaly exporting drugs instead of illegaly importing, this would mean hundreds of millions of dollars (possibly billions) would be coming into the country instead of out to the hands of some oversea's Drug lords.
But I guarentee you, Australia will be one of the last country's to do such a reform. The U.K are the ones who are most likely to go in the right direction because they still annual oreviews of drugs and the harm they cause.
Decriminilising pot has been sensational in country's that have done so and it's expected it will be legalised in California in 2012.
IF we became the first, first world country to legalise all drugs, we would
* gain tourism.
* Keep money out of the black market and into the people who need it
* we would develop a better health system for drug users/abusers
* Less violence on the streets due to MDMA instead of alcohol in clubs (Probably but not definitely)
* Work towards cures, preventions of people who do have adverse reactions to drugs, e.g people who freak out from pot etc.
This next one is controversial however I think it still stands.
* We would be illegaly exporting drugs instead of illegaly importing, this would mean hundreds of millions of dollars (possibly billions) would be coming into the country instead of out to the hands of some oversea's Drug lords.
But I guarentee you, Australia will be one of the last country's to do such a reform. The U.K are the ones who are most likely to go in the right direction because they still annual oreviews of drugs and the harm they cause.
madmick19
Bluelight Crew
timm webb is actually an interesting guy, i had a chat with him a while ago. He actually lurked around Aus DD for a while while completing his dissertation for law. this doc has been used extensively being a freely available doc
Thats up qld way still so i have heard.