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by freeflight
2947 days ago
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It is very much a European thing, not as popular in the US due to easier access to cannabis and it was synthetic Cannabis (Spice) that started the whole craze a couple of years ago, followed by "bath salts" which then extended to the whole RC line of drugs. Tbh the government reactions to this, banning specific substances cannabinoids in particular, have made this situation just that much worse. This stuff booming like that should have told them the whole story: That there's a very real demand for legalization.
Instead, they continue prohibition practices even further, forcing manufacturers to use other (much more dangerous) substances, a game they've now played so long that by now most of these synthetic Cannabis variants have nothing at all do anymore with the "natural stuff" and instead have become extremely destructive and addictive substances [0] By insisting on the prohibition stance the regulators literally made "weed" lethal. [0] http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-birmingham-43600584 |
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The inherent danger in iterative research chemicals is a lesson I had to learn firsthand. I had tried the initial formulations for "spice" a few times and found it to be a pleasant analogue to marijuana. I decided to pick some up several years later, and well, the effects were closer to that of a hardcore disassociative than anything resembling THC. Don't fuck around with products you can't be 100% confident in.