Bad information on a harm reduction site, on the other hand, is something I do find problematic, which is why I'm all for banning you - you spread misinformation and correcting it seems to inevitably lead to another one of your little sideshows. Plus, you make blatant attempts to threadjack, like you did here.
![:\](https://bluelight.org/xf/BL_Images/Orig_Emoji/wrygrin.gif "wry grin :\")
Being the devil's advocate here perhaps.
Somebody posting BS information may possibly help a harms reduction forum by bringing up myths and crap about drugs that can then be identified as bullshit and debunked by more experienced and mature users. Then it becomes educational as many closed-minded ideas get destroyed without mercy.
The problem with his posts is that:
1. He is constantly repeating the same BS,
2. His BS (even overlooking lack of tangible evidence) sometimes is even incoherent, and contradicts itself.
3. His opinion seems to change every hour. (First he says you should not smoke Salvia, then he says he sees no problem with it.)
Back to the subject, anyone engaged in experimenting with RCs. Especially powerful ones, without being interested in detailed information about the mechanisms of action, the effects, and the health issues is kind of like a sky-diver diving without a parachute and "hoping he'll land on something soft".
Darwinism in action I guess. However, this pisses me off to the highest degree because it's shit like that that brings media attention to RCs and gets them banned. I can see the headline:
"Four girls held in restraint at mental institution in severe psychosis after ingesting an unknown amount of a bizarre chemical ordered online."
and then some random neighborhood mother saying:
"We must do everything we can to ensure nothing like this ever happens again to our youth!"
And BANG! Law passes, 2C-P scheduled in all 50 states - Australia follows, then Canada, then European countries and so on. It's frustrating.
Your girlfriend is part of the problem.
