CatholicPsychonaut
"Nature loves courage"
What is your avatar DeMenTed?
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Consider only accessing this kind of community from the "darkweb"
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CatholicPsychonaut said:
which is also a known detectable metabolite of endogenous tryptamine.
you're a criminal just for being alive.
"Shh, dude ... don't talk about DMT. You could be arrested."
CatholicPsychonaut
"Nature loves courage"
I like it.DeMenTed said:CatholicPsychonaut said:
My avatar is something my m8 done for a new track we wrote. Its humans meeting aliens, i thought it was quite apt
CatholicPsychonaut
"Nature loves courage"
benzyme said:
I understand that. I also agree that the law is a fucking retard. That doesn't mean it isn't a law.
CatholicPsychonaut
"Nature loves courage"
Ok, so alpha, explain to me what is preferable to being on tor in terms of anonymity? If there's something better that is as user friendly, I'd like to know, as I am FAR from a computer expert, but would like to have some privacy on the web.
so, just by having the title "DMT-Nexus", that incriminates users?
you think that would hold up in a court of law?
you know, people talk about SWIM, pet goats, and foaf doing extractions, some even say
*gasp* I, but I've never heard of anyone getting their doors kicked in by ninja turtles
in black uniforms.
believe it or not, DMT isn't public enemy #1.
you think that would hold up in a court of law?
you know, people talk about SWIM, pet goats, and foaf doing extractions, some even say
*gasp* I, but I've never heard of anyone getting their doors kicked in by ninja turtles
in black uniforms.
believe it or not, DMT isn't public enemy #1.
benzyme said:
^ but the darkweb IS pretty high on the list of priorities right now
just sayin'
CatholicPsychonaut said:
you don't even have privacy in your own dwelling.
cameras are everywhere, so are satellites; rf detectors, IR laser microphones...the list of technoparanoia devices goes on and on.
CatholicPsychonaut
"Nature loves courage"
a1pha said:
OK. so the opinion is that you are the expert. Tell me how to be annon. If I have to learn something new, I'm fine with that. I like learning new things. Don't just make fun of me. Point me in the right direction if I'm deluded about this stuff.
D.REYx420
Rising Star
I'm with Benz on this. I think it's silly to use ttyose because were monitored in so many different ways already what is using a tor thing gonna help any against that. And like dreamer said I'm pretty sure the gov. Doesn't like anyone slightly affiliated with a anon program alot more then someone who frequents an online forum.
CatholicPsychonaut
"Nature loves courage"
a1pha said:
I'm well aware of the arguements made under the Religious Freedom Restoration Act. I'm also aware that these are considered by law VERY narrow, specific rulings. The Uniato do Vegetal ruling didn't even protect the Santo Diame church in the USA till they fought for their rights to use their plants as well. Even now, their ruling only allows them to drink legally within the state of Oregon (Diame, I mean). Also, the ruling you're mentioning is specifically related to RELIGIOUS use. Every group that has successfully argued for the use of an entheogen under this law has had a religious form at least mildly similar to mainstream judeo-christianity. It would be extremely difficult for one to claim right to use freebase DMT alone in one's attic under this law. You basically have to "prove" that you are a real religion.
I'm not saying that DMT is some kind of hot potato right now, but I think it is definitely on the rise in terms of notoriety thanks to that duchebag Rogan.
I'm just saying that if you have DMT in your house right now, or if you have Aya and aren't in one of two very specific religious groups in very specific geographical regions, then you ARE breaking the law, even if that law is stupid and isn't a law that is currently being acted upon harshly. I think we need to be more aware of the laws that are selectively enforced than those that are uniformly enforced. MJ is an A1 example. For all intents and purposes, MJ is very close to legal in the USA if you are white, middle to upper class, and middle aged. However, if you're young, black, and poor, your ass is going to jail for a blunt.
With HTTPS your ISP can still see which sites you visited, just not what parts of the sites and any posts you read or made.benzyme said:
And visiting the DMT-Nexus in itself is not illegal, though I can imagine that it can be used as circumstantial evidence.
And shall we keep this thread friendly for all please? Internet security cannot be talked enough about, our privacy and security is precious.
Kind regards,
The Traveler