Comments by "RiC David" (@RiC_David) on "Bath Salts Drug Abuse (Video)" video.

  1. I just hope our luck holds out.
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  2. You're stuck in the past! Zombies aren't that simple any more, some of them are controlled by parasites that live mainly in the torso and don't even need the head to survive. Damnit man, do your research if you want to live!
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  3. Animals look like people while I'm on drugs.......
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  4. So people know, ANYTHING can be put into a foil packet and labelled 'bath salts'. You can't talk about it as though it's a single compound/substance. Bear that in mind, it's 21st century moonshine.
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  5. Yes they would, and it's interesting to hear someone other than myself mention MDPV. I believe that's illegal in the US as well as here in the UK now, but that's not to say it's not still being put into those 'lucky dips' known as 'bath salts'. I was heavily addicted to MPDV late 2009 and it was a dark time. Dark in the sense that I hated myself for not being able to break away from it and letting it eat up my money. However, I felt NOTHING like they described! Insanely horny? Yes. Tweaking?..
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  6. Of all the comments to respond to you choose that one? What about all the people making the valid point that you (Cenk and Ana at least) knew nothing about that which you chose to report on? It'd be nice if we got a "We'll try to be better informed on a subject before discussing it in future" once in a while. I love TYT, I wouldn't be here otherwise, but this is PRECISELY what the main stream media do and that's PRECISELY why people come to you *instead* of the MSM.
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  7. He wasn't saying he was, he was saying they weren't. But I know a bit so I'll share: An underground market went semi-mainstread back in 2009 and a number of uncontrolled chemical compounds gained huge popularity. They could be bought in pure form by name (e.g. mephedrone or mdpv) or in branded form where they'd be simply called 'Reload' or 'Ivory Wave' or some random name. The branded powders *did not* specify what was in them, they were instead labelled 'bath salts -not for human consumpion'..
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  8. TYT minus research = as ignorant as main stream media Come on, you're making people LESS knowledgable than if they didn't even watch your video. It would have taken five minutes to have found out what exactly 'bath salts' were (it's a label used to legally sell unregulated chemical compounds - no two brands or batches will necessarily contain the same drug/drugs). Instead you chose to report without knowing what you were reporting on. Your 'TYT army' deserve better than that.
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  9. ..Yes. Heart racing, making me feel unstable and *weak*? Hell yes. Paranoid of sounds coming from outside to the point that I wouldn't leave the house for love nor money? Hell-to-the-yes. Pretty much the opposite of what was said in this vid, but that's not surprising when **bath salts can refer to any number of chemical combinations and no two batches will be the same** When TYT doesn't do their research they're nauseatingly ignorant.
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  10. ..these could be anything from, say, MDPV cut with something else to buff it out, or MDPV + some other drug or anything whatsoever. All the popular substances from around 2009 were made illegal in the UK and US, leaving a lot of demand but no supply. Here's where it gets much worse: new compounds were being made up and sold before anybody had any real idea what it was or what it did; the users were the guinea pigs. 'Bath salts' can be *anything*. It's as vague as saying 'pills'.
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  11. No, it's a label used to legally sell unregulated chemical compounds. Legal highs (legal because they were so new they hadn't been regulated) are created and then sold by the chemical compound (e.g. mephedrone or MDPV, both now illegal) but there also exists sort of 'lucky dips' of legal highs. These are sold in packets with random names such as 'NRG' or 'BlastOff' and their cover is that they're labelled 'bath salts'. They can contain any combination of chemicals, no two batches are the same.
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