Comments by "RiC David" (@RiC_David) on "Miami Cannibal Update: Photos of The Victim's Face (Graphic NSFW)" video.

  1. -There's not even such thing as 'bath salts'. It's the equivalent of 'moonshine' only at least you knew that contained alcohol. Bath salts is a cover given to *any number* of uncontrolled chemical compounds. From month to month, from *packet to packet* they can and will be different drugs. Look up 'research chemicals', because Lord knows TYT isn't going to do their damn research before adding to the media hysteria and nationwide ignorance.
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  2. Or perhaps because 'bath salts' is not *A* substance but a false label given to *ANY NUMBER OF SUBSTANCES* so that they can be sold quasi-legally. I buy Brand X bathsalts in May 2009, he buys Brand Y in May, she buys Brand X in May 2010, not one of us took the same drug. It's not your fault, it's TYT's fault for being too fucking lazy to Google before putting out a damn web show.
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  3. Unlike before when she was the voice of hysteria.
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  4. Most of the chemical combinations sold as bath salts aren't hallucinogens anyway, they're stimulants.
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  5. "can fuck you up" is meaninglessly vague. WHICH bath salts? HOW MUCH Spice? Spice from what era? When it contained WHICH active chemicals? Fucked you up as in WHAT? Ugh. So much ignorance. It's fine to not know about things, just *don't try to educate others*!
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  6. I was addicted to MDPV based 'bath salt' Ivory Wave from late summer 2009 through to early 2010. MDPV is illegal in both the UK and US to my knowledge. Shortly after, a completely different drug was used for Ivory Wave, resulting in quite a few people being hospitalised. That was mid/late 2010, since then it's changed again and that's just Ivory Wave. There were other non MDPV based salts as well and I'm sure there still are now. What they're taking is not what I had, it's not all the same.
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  7. Yes you can, it has nothing to do with "this substance is nice, you can have it; this substance is dangerous, you can't have it". Honestly, I can't be bothered to go through many of the arguments for legalising ALL substances, I just wanted to stop by to tell you that you're waay off. A quick google search will no doubt provide you with hours worth of articles and papers on why nobody should be put in a cage for putting something in their own body. Also, this is bath salt stuff is *hysteria*.
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