shamanicmike
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THE WOOD said:yeah well thank God for capitalism. SUPPLY AND DEMAND TO THE RESCUE!
Capitalism is the reason that drugs are illegal in the first place
THE WOOD said:yeah well thank God for capitalism. SUPPLY AND DEMAND TO THE RESCUE!
Delsyd said:To the poster that said most acid comes from san francisco that is absolutely wrong. You are about 15-20 years behind.
I wont say where t comes from but its definately not san fran.
In fact when acid starting coming back after the missile psilo bust califronia was one of the last states to to get saturated, which wouldnt be the case if it was being produced there.
PriestTheyCalledHim said:Is real LSD even easily available anymore like it was in the mid/late 90s?
I don't trip at all anymore and I've heard that what's sold as "acid" these days either is real LSD but very weak/poorly made, a research chemical, or it's fake gel/blotter.
I'd think it'd be less likely it was there. Aren't LSD labs pretty high tech stuff? If I were making massive amounts in, say, Iowa, I wouldn't risk my lab by even distributing in Iowa, I'd be retailing it states away.boywonder said:Just because there isn't LSD in a particular city doesn't mean that there isn't massive amounts being synth there.
Kalash, is there anywhere you could link me to, perhaps even another thread of yours, where you fully explained this approach? I know jack shit about the ins/outs of federal law codes, and find your ideas interesting.Kalash said:So I'm on another legal kick.
U.S. Code Title 18 Chapter 13 Section 241 and 242.
Conspiracy against Rights
Deprivation of Rights under Color of Law.
Real FEDERAL CRIMES these cops committed.
The Drug "Laws" are not laws - there is no injured party, i.e. there is no crime.
They are REGULATIONS (they're under chapter 21 of the U.S. Code - 18 is crimes, 21 is food and drugs)
Regulations are limitations on behavior.
I thought we were born as FREE citizens.
bingalpaws said:it's so much more complex than that. 'capitalism is among many reasons why drugs are illegal' is far more accurate.
lolThe Hoff Bomb said:Hahaha Boner County
Yeah that's what I was saying. If they didn't find the lab, then whoopdy fucking doo. They bust some retailers, and the lab now has to find new ones. The game goes on as always.fastandbulbous said:Didn't find a lab - at the very most I bet they were just putting the acid onto blotters after buying it from elsewhere. LSD synthesis setups aren't small or dinky as they require some eqipment that other drug synthesis (rec drugs that is) don't require at all - a fuck-off sized chromatography column full of zeolite isn't going to be the easiest of things to move or hide at a moments notice and that's the sort of thing required if they were supplying 90 percent of the acid for an area with a population of tens of millions.
If you want to see what they should have found if their clain is true, look up Operation Julie/Richard Kemp - that was the biggest UK bust of a lab supplying a fair percentage of European (and some of the rest of the world) LSD in the 70's
Yeah, they have.Zagenth said:Without busting the lab, they really haven't done anything.
I agree, I'm sure everyone else here does, but what do you think of my question?fastandbulbous said:^ It'd be far better if the manpower wasted on drug enforcement was directed towards solving crimes that have victims & perpetrators (this includes drug motivated assault & murder)
yyyyyup!! Although I will say I feel bad for 'collateral deaths/damage' from prohibition, things such as cars getting broken into, people getting mugged, I do not feel very bad about drug organizations getting hurt feuding with each other, as they're in a game which they know is outside the law, and they know what is involved. I don't feel even remotely as bad about a guy whose home got robbed for 4 kilos by a competitor as I do for a guy whose home got robbed for his tv by a crackhead.Coolio said:If drugs were to be legalized, there would be no more drug motivated assault & murder.![]()