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This is truly a sad tragedy psychedelics 101 dont trip around people you do not know are feel comfortable with. .:!: (setting setting setting is everything) JUST like real estate location location location my condolences to those directly affected..
 
pitubo said:
Jaffster said:
Mass media; The brain rot of the 21st century.
Yeah, your mother is so right. Better stay in the UK and go to the pub. Much safer. Oh, wait... what!? http://lmgtfy.com/?q=UK+pub+stabbing+death

I don't disagree. Drug use has been a real point of contention with my family. I guess growing up in the 60's has cemented their opinions of psychedelics. The alcohol/nicotine argument has yet to be countered by any of them, yet their opinions remain.
 
most people are familiar with the friendlier aspects of tripping.
violence or bad vibes isnt really given much thought.
most trippers are left defenseless when encountering such things.

some people are never really violent. drugs or not.
some people can be fine straight, but become violent on drugs.
some people have been exposed to extreme levels of violence, but trip nicely anyway.

the problem seems to arise when novices,
are exposed to power drugs beyond their experience, and freak thru violence.
the average hippie has no defense or frame or reference to de escalate this.
most people trip in friendly gatherings.
few have experience with psychedelics in hot war zones.

the rational thing would be to screen people hard,
and then train them with lower doses
to see if they had underlying issues.
 
d*l*b said:
A report from Channel 4 News (UK), 22 December.


[YOUTUBE]


I feel so bad for both the the Canadian and British man, its terrible this happened, And its definitely not going to leave a good mark on the community.
 
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