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I’ve seen ads on Facebook for Etizolam ( and other thienodiazepines which are nearly identical in effect to Xanax ) as well as ads for products that contain 4-f
by cmaggiulli 5y ago
I’ve seen ads on Facebook for Etizolam ( and other thienodiazepines which are nearly identical in effect to Xanax ) as well as ads for products that contain 4-fluoromethamphetamine and other amphetamines analogs. I took screenshots if anyone is interested. So honestly this doesn’t really shock me at all. Back then it was at least paraphernalia. Now you can find drug suppliers through mainstream ads. Not to mention the plethora of ads for SARMs and other performance enhancing drugs ( to which some of them are actually non regulated anabolic steroids, not SARMs )
- shoulderfake 5y agowhy do you have a fb account?
- anaganisk 5y agoYou ask like as if its a silk road account and not the worlds largest social networking site and also one of the largest single sign on provider
- standardUser 5y agoThere's plenty of "weight loss clinics" these days that are just thinly veiled prescription speed dealers, to give another example.
- R0b0t1 5y agoYou might want to leave contact info in your bio so people don't have to post in public for the images. If you have a place to put them up you probably should.