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I'd say the first point is kind of important, considering it's a synthetic drug and not a plant. I have no anecdotes for LSD, but a few people died in my city a
by jafaku 12y ago
I'd say the first point is kind of important, considering it's a synthetic drug and not a plant. I have no anecdotes for LSD, but a few people died in my city after only a normal dose of ecstasy (no alcohol).
- pyre 12y agoTo be fair, I think that you are more likely to get a bad batch of a "party drug" like ecstacy than LSD. Though I can't really talk from experience here, it would seem (to me) that party drugs are more popular and would attract more people to cut corners to turn a quick buck.
- anonbanker 12y agoThis bit of fear, uncertainty and doubt is brought to you by The Society for Comparison of Apples and Oranges. Their motto: "but they're both fruit!"
- naturalrecursin 12y agoPure mdma would not kill anyone at a normal dose. Test your pills everyone!
- hajile 12y agoEcstacy is known to cause the body temperature to rise. People write it off as just being the club, alcohol, etc. For some people, the temperature becomes high enough to cause death. This doesn't have anything to do with drug purity and has everything to do with the effects of the drug itself.
- kirsebaer 12y agoMillions of people take MDMA every weekend. Deaths from pure MDMA have happened, but they are extremely rare. It's important to think about risk from a statistical point of view. Everything has risks.