dmt ads

[tango]

Someone keeps advertising dmt on a well-known public forum (along with other compounds -a true one stop shop). What's the best way to deal with such situations?

 

[a1pha]

Someone keeps advertising dmt on a well-known public forum (along with other compounds -a true one stop shop). What's the best way to deal with such situations?

Report to the mods.

 

[tango]

There are no mods -it's not a drug forum, just free ads. Definitely not the best way for new people to be introduced to dmt. I'm sure the site is watched by authorities as well.

 

[entheogenadvocate]

Someone keeps advertising dmt on a well-known public forum (along with other compounds -a true one stop shop). What's the best way to deal with such situations?

This is truly disgusting. It makes me sick to my stomach just thinking about it. This powerful medicine is being thrust into the mainstream, and it is making it tougher and more dangerous for the respectful users to obtain and use their medicine.

Whoever is doing this is sowing some very dark karmic seeds. The reaping is going to be scary.

 

[The Observer]

I wouldn't be at all surprised if it was the authorities of some brand that placed the ads...........

Bait.......

 

[Mystic0]

I had to walk around a festival for days knowing people were selling it and giving it to people for free then selling it after their first go... completely disgusted, I think it's just something we should do as much as possible about and then forget, do what you can and move on. People will do it anyway and I personally believe they will get what comes to them for doing so

 

[tango]

If it's authorities, they're really set on catching someone with dmt... The ad was re-posted several times since yesterday, and the guy is advertising it as 'the spirit molecule' and 'divine moments of thought', no less.

However, most people out there have no idea about what dmt is or its legal status, so I don't think setting this sort of trap would be worth it for the authorities. It's probably just a pusher trying to exploit a niche market. Not particularly bright either, seeing how enabling random people (used to and seeking party drugs) to have the sort of experience induced by dmt can lead to very unpredictable outcomes. This same guy previously advertised salvia, known for inducing bad trips in many people, as 'a must try'.