plant food user commits suicide- mephedrone blamed

Po1 said:
Live in the same place as this guy, hung out with a him a few times - he was doing everything all over the place. The article got it wrong aswell - Space E was sold in headshops on the isle of wight as powder, £15 a gram. It was meph, just sold with a name and as plant feeder becasue of the whole loophole thing. And it became VERY popular very quickly... the police were wating to pounce and his death, although sad, gave them the excuse. The fucked up thing is the guy who works in the shop got arrested and was charged with ABH, because he sold it, and two kids who got older people to buy it for them fucked themselves up on it. Its now banned from being sold on the isle of wight. I wish people who don't know what they're doing would leave stuff the fuck alone or get taught properly. RIP Luke
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See, if it didn't have to get labeled as plant food there would be a whole lot of information on how to use it and how NOT to use it on the package.
 
pofacedhoe said:
although this article was shit it highlighted one thing-that mephedrone is beggining to become a media pehnomenon and once get their teeth in it wont be long become illegal
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It seems to have gone totally mainstream now. I have heard of bouncers shining torches up peoples' noses before letting them into 'traditional' alcohol-based nightclubs - just to check for meph snorting. Apparently, loads of people have discovered it and its now widespread use reminds me of the ecstasy phenomena of the early nineties - especially as people are not bothering drinking alcohol while on it.

So what I reckon will happen is this: The (UK) government will intentionally ignore meph until some uneducated / ignorant hero decides to bosh way too much and kills themselves. It's bound to happen - in fact I'm a little surprised it hasn't already considering the binge-culture we have over here. Then, when they have their next Leah Betts, there will be the usual media hate / smear campaign with deliberate misinformation, lies, pseudo-science, etc. that will 'force' the powers-that-be to ban the stuff.

EDIT: Just read Po1's post - so it's happening already.

Shame really - as it seems like a nice drug. It'll all end in tears though...
 
as usual, the mainstream media has exploited a family tragedy and twisted facts to launch yet another attack on legal substances.
roll back 25 years and i'm sure it would be easy to find a nearly identical article to the sun version with mdma named as the evil "legal party drug." the msm will continue to exploit tragedies like this young man's suicide and connecting it to meph until it is illegal everywhere just like they did w/ mdma.
 
Maybe the kid was suicidal to begin with and tried a drug to help deal with it. Who knows, it could have been life with his family that pushed him over the edge.

Suppose the government takes another ridiculous misstep and tries to ban music festivals and Bibles. But seriously, blame shifting makes the parents and society feel better. But the simple fact is the kid is responsible, he killed himself.
 
Someone has to blame something I guess.
When a child dies, a lil blurb of bullshit is born.
(FYI, I'm not making fun so suicide or this individual, its just true)
 
lastdays said:
It's worse than we think. This substance has been created with occult purposes in mind. By using it, we unwittingly "catch" a demon.

Check this out:

http://lifeinthelastdays.blogspot.com/2010/01/beware-of-plant-food-legal-high.html
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ROFL!

A couple of people did a fair bit over the next hour, and I started to see something deeply concerning - both these people were clearly under the influence, not just of the substances, but of demons too. The eyes are a surefire way of seeing, and as the pupils were enlarged anyway as a result of the mephedrone, it was very obvious. Someone else who had done some (not nearly as much) went into the same room as our rabbit, and she cowered away with her ears flattened - exactly how she behaved when we had a demon nesting in her room.

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Beware - this is no joke: deadly serious. If you have taken "plant food", pray earnestly to God and plea for forgiveness and for the curse to be removed in the name of Jesus Christ and by the power of his sacrifice.
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hahahhahaha

guy's never seen a tweaker before I guess! Big pupils are a sign of demonic posession? Someone needs to get smothered in an e-fueled cuddle puddle! hehehe 'wee loooovvveee yooouuuu' "BACK DEMONS! BACK I SAY! THE POWER OF CHRIST COMPELS YOU!... STOP HUGGING MEEEEeeeeeeeee!!"

Now, there's only one reason that people behave in this way - demonic control. And from what I saw last night, I am in no doubt whatsoever that using this plant food stuff - even just a little bit - invites a demon on board. I've never seen such a rapid demonisation through substances before. Usually one has to persist with something for a while before getting demonised. But not with "plant food".

The only explanation for this is that the product has been designed and created by way of demonic/spirit guidance, specifically as a curse.
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Oh man... the shit's really gonna hit the fan if this guy ever finds out this stuff was initially being pumped out hardcore by Israel LOL =D
 
^Yeah...hilarious stuff. Gave me a good laugh.

And I've never tried mephedrone so I'm definitely not laughing at this cuz I'm under demonic control.

lastdays said:
It's worse than we think. This substance has been created with occult purposes in mind. By using it, we unwittingly "catch" a demon.

Check this out:

http://lifeinthelastdays.blogspot.com/2010/01/beware-of-plant-food-legal-high.html
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From the link:

For many decades, record companies have been conjuring principalities into master recordings so that demons can follow the records into the homes of the unsuspecting public. Certain clothing manufacturers do similar things, again in order that people will unwittingly invite a demon onto themselves.
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From the original article :
"Yet as soon as he took this substance his mood altered. I'm convinced it caused hallucinations which meant he took his own life."
Anyone else bothered by the lack of logic here? Hallucinate = die?
 
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