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Anti-THC publicity Stunt, or Satanic Possession?

idestroyedthetoilet said:
You said "it exists because of weed being illegal". I didn't say anything about why weed smokers use it.
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Well if no one was buying it and there was no market for it like would be the case if weed was legal then why would it exist?

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Could be he was feeling the anxiety and paranoia that some strong strains can give ya. Also why it needs to be legalized. People buy from Joe Schmo they don't know what it could be laced with. Control that **** and control the affects it can have on someone.
 
themanknownassting said:
Could be he was feeling the anxiety and paranoia that some strong strains can give ya. Also why it needs to be legalized. People buy from Joe Schmo they don't know what it could be laced with. Control that **** and control the affects it can have on someone.
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Ya he probably shouldn't have been using it in dab form. He probably wasn't experienced enough to do that. That's user error imo. Gotta know what you are using and stay in your lane.
Like if you undercook chicken then you will get sick. You need to know some basic knowledge about anything that you consume.
I agree that this likely doesn't happen if it's legal.

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idestroyedthetoilet said:
Why would a PhD in pharmaceutical research try to invent a psychoactive drug? I'm not a mind reader. Why was krokodil invented? Or molly, or bath salts, or MDMA, or meth?
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Well those drugs aren't legal silly.

Spice was legal. Weed wasn't. Spice was created because people wanted to smoke weed but couldn't due to work drug tests, parole drugs tests, not wanting to buy from a drug dealer etc.

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But spice is nothing like weed. It is not a weed substitute in any real sense. It's a powerful hallucinogenic.
 
fishonjazz said:
Well those drugs aren't legal silly.

Spice was legal. Weed wasn't. Spice was created because people wanted to smoke weed but couldn't due to work drug tests, parole drugs tests, not wanting to buy from a drug dealer etc.

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I haven't read why the inventor decided to alter a psychoactive compound. I imagine the inventor knew he could replace a side group with another and see what happened. Happens all the time in the drug creation industry.
 
Bulletproof said:
But spice is nothing like weed. It is not a weed substitute in any real sense. It's a powerful hallucinogenic.
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It's totally marketed as a weed alternative. I used it a lot because my job drug tests and I could get it at the gas station near my house.. It's not a powerful hallucinogenic. It's a high similar to weed with a large increase in paranoia. At least that how it effected me and others I smoked it with. I smoked it with a couple of guys out in a boat in strawberry reservoir who had never smoked weed before. We were all fine. Had a pretty good time. If I had given those guys lsd or shrooms or something they would have freaked the **** out. Spice ain't lsd, shrooms, pcp, etc. It looks like weed too. For a reason.

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Bulletproof said:
But spice is nothing like weed. It is not a weed substitute in any real sense. It's a powerful hallucinogenic.
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Yes, and there are other drugs invented to attach to the cannabinoid receptors to influence other very important pathways. Was their invention with the intention of creating a synthetic thc replacement?

Spice was probably an experiment that didnt turn out as a medically useful product for a pharma company.
 
Do those other drugs look like weed? Can I buy them at the gas station?

I mean the Google is all right there for us to use.

Spice, also known as synthetic marijuana or "K2" is a commercially available product that is artificially coated with synthetic cannabinoids, and produces markedly different long-term effects than marijuana.

As marijuana occupies a hazy legal status--being legal in some states and illegal in many others--Spice is considered a "legal" alternative to marijuana.


Marijuana devotees turn to Spice or K2 in an effort to avoid addiction, legal issues, and positive drugs tests. These drugs are readily available everywhere from smoke shops to convenience stores.

I mean hell, it's referred to synthetic marijuana.

Why just call it synthetic drugs. Or K2 or spice? Why would it be referred to as synthetic marijuana if it wasn't made to be a legal alternative to marijuana?

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