CaliFortunate
Bluelighter
- Joined
- Jan 4, 2010
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Is there any possibility that because of ecstasy's relatively recent creation and popularity as a drug, that it's danger could be being overstated just because we don't know any better? More specifically that because there just isn't enough clinical and anecdotal evidence ecstasy is at the stage that any drug goes through before the knowledge is out there. I'm thinking of LSD specifically, when they used to say that if you took it 5 times you would go insane, or even farther back when they claimed marijuana would make you crazy.
For the record, at this point I don't roll more than once every 2 months, so I don't want this to become a lecture or advice about how I should heed the rules, because I do. I'm just asking what does everybody think about the possibility that in 30 years all the "neurotoxicity" rhetoric we hear about today will be thought of as nothing more than government propaganda we now consider the old LSD and marijuana "research" to be.
For the record, at this point I don't roll more than once every 2 months, so I don't want this to become a lecture or advice about how I should heed the rules, because I do. I'm just asking what does everybody think about the possibility that in 30 years all the "neurotoxicity" rhetoric we hear about today will be thought of as nothing more than government propaganda we now consider the old LSD and marijuana "research" to be.