Comments by "Make Racists Afraid Again" (@makeracistsafraidagain) on "What Drugs were Like in World War 1" video.

  1. Judge me. That's fine. It was a long time ago and I was very young. And we had terrorists trying to kill us. In the 1970s an off duty shift of American soldiers in West Germany took a duce-and-a- half to Bopard on the Rhine river. We could do this once a month. Stunningly beautiful place. Everyone is drinking. It's quiet and safe and peaceful. I took the river tours and visited all the shops. But we were there to buy drugs. A variety of types of hash were always available and, seasonally, opium and opiated black hash. Tar heroin was available too but none of the MPs used it that I know of. Shortly before I transferred out LSD on small blue tablets of speed showed up and was extremely popular. Our technique was to sit in a bar and buy a round of drinks for a few Turkish sailors and wait to see if they invite us over. After that it's blunt. Tell them what you want. They say what they have and how much. We say okay. We don't negotiate. Everyone wants this over with. If you can't work under the table or in the bathroom you go outside and find a dark spot. No Americans that I know of were ever harmed or ripped off. Different times.
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