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Slipknot420 said:
dude i agree
we missed the psychedelic revolution


nowadays most people dont even really know what LSD is anymore
its too hard to find for most people, doses are too weak, there is no culture left to support acid or its ideals anymore...etc etc

LSD's day is done

I just wish i had been alive when things were interesting

oh well i dont trip anymore so i guess it doesnt matter

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Konnrade said:
Does anyone else know what I mean by this?

Was I part of the generation before mine, I would have lived through the heyday of the counter-culture movement, the saturation of the nation (like so very much blotter paper) with LSD, the almost mainstream topic of psychedellic drug use and enlightenment.

But, being born when I was... it took me 18 years of my life to even learn how to get ahold of mushrooms... and I had to grow them myself. LSD is hard to come by unless you've made the right friends, mescaline must be self-made by an involved (but fun) extraction process. Mainstream society brands psychedellic drug users as a notch or two above the insane. There is no flourishing culture of accepted use of psychedellics. There are pockets everywhere, but no real significant culture that wields much power.

We don't come together en-masse to voice our opinions and excercise our rights. We may participate in our own communities, but we're no longer a nationwide presence, more like a conglomerate of somewhat affiliated local societies.

Oh, to think of what I've missed out on

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