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Revolutionary hallucination pills 1
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Re: Revolutionary hallucination pills [Re: monkeybus]
#14029059 - 02/26/11 06:14 AM (12 years, 11 months ago) |
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its a bullshit claim none of them are actually tripping on anything jesus 
You really think the protesters are getting their drinks spiked by Al-queda and then going out to protest tripping? I hope you don't and you see that this is crazy propaganda because they need to excuse killing them
If this was a joke I am not thinking its very funny either  This is not a fucking hardy-har moment ok?
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propaganda he need to be hung from that very window
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LongStrangeTrip said: This is not a fucking hardy-har moment ok?
Anything can be a hardy-har moment. Nothing is inherently hardy-har, nor hardy-har-less. It all comes down to the observers outlook.
I think it's both. The situation is Libya is quite serious and dire--but Gaddafi is definitely deserving of some lulz too.
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Re: Revolutionary hallucination pills [Re: shivas.wisdom]
#14029164 - 02/26/11 07:37 AM (12 years, 10 months ago) |
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i will say this...he's talking out of his ass. but, the cia has experimented with the tactic.
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Re: Revolutionary hallucination pills [Re: shivas.wisdom]
#14029219 - 02/26/11 08:05 AM (12 years, 10 months ago) |
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LongStrangeTrip said: This is not a fucking hardy-har moment ok?
Anything can be a hardy-har moment. Nothing is inherently hardy-har, nor hardy-har-less. It all comes down to the observers outlook.
I think it's both. The situation is Libya is quite serious and dire--but Gaddafi is definitely deserving of some lulz too.
I guess so man :/
A lot of people are going to die. It has not been uncommon in the past, in Libya, that if you say the wrong thing on the phones, the secret police may show up at your door and take you and your family. Now the fighting is open, bloody, and will be very violent and costly.
And no one stops to think about whats going to happen if and when Gaddafi's regime goes down; it will be worse than it is now (I think). If you look at Libya's history, they are a desperately "tribal" state; in fact, depending on how many of the tribes support Gaddafi or not, that is going to decide who wins or losses in this fight. If he losses, it will take about a week of Libya to descend into a state of tribal warfare. The fighting will continue long after this is decided and men, women and children will continue to die.
And the rebel forces may be undertaking a desperate fight. I cannot remember the exact city they are "massing" in, but many forces are attempting to organize a massive armed attack on the city where Gaddafi's regime is held up. They would have to, if they do this, make a 500 mile march through the dessert; this will be god awful, because Gaddafi's air force will pummel them, as they are stuck in the open for an extended period of time.
This is very serious, and the people who are rebelling are undertaking a task that very few people could possibly imagine doing. They know a large number will die. They know if they loose that they will be subjected to god knows what kinds of tortures, persecutions, arrests, detainment's...it is going to be disgusting. If they win, the forces will probably not form some sort of democratic government...they will turn to infighting, and people will suffer either way. But they have already been subjected to numerous terrible things for many years, so they are willing to risk lossing everything they care about over this.
In this situation, I just think it would be prudent (and respectful, most importantly), to not fucking laugh at their situation
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i don't think anyone was laughing at the people of libya's current situation. I think a small giggle is due to the "melting wax sculpture of Danny Trejo appearance" of gaddafi as jon stewart put it. his odd appearance mixed with his out of left field accusations gave me a giggle. at no time was i giggling about an overhead aerial bombardment of women and children. thats just dickish.
see the difference?
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Re: Revolutionary hallucination pills [Re: joshisstoned]
#14029247 - 02/26/11 08:14 AM (12 years, 10 months ago) |
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joshisstoned said: i don't think anyone was laughing at the people of libya's current situation. I think a small giggle is due to the "melting wax sculpture of Danny Trejo appearance" of gaddafi as jon stewart put it. his odd appearance mixed with his out of left field accusations gave me a giggle. at no time was i giggling about an overhead aerial bombardment of women and children. thats just dickish.
see the difference?
I do see what your saying, I am sorry if I am coming off as a bit of a "hardliner" on this... I am just having trouble "smiling" at this.
I don't care how ridiculous the claims are that protesters are doing hallucinogenic drugs, because from the regimes perspective it is a public excuse to respond to the protesters with violence, and ultimately death or incarceration. That is not very funny to me, sorry....
whether the guy looks like danny trejo or not maybe I am being a little to serious but I cannot help it.
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revolution is paved with the blood of the committed.
The most committed will win.
i'd be more concerned with sharia law than ghadaffi's resistence to change. Thats what revolution in the muslim world means... a return to sharia law. that scares the hell out of me.
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Re: Revolutionary hallucination pills [Re: joshisstoned]
#14029270 - 02/26/11 08:23 AM (12 years, 10 months ago) |
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joshisstoned said: revolution is paved with the blood of the committed.
The most committed will win.
i'd be more concerned with sharia law than ghadaffi's resistence to change. Thats what revolution in the muslim world means... a return to sharia law. that scares the hell out of me.
Well that's certainly NOT true, look at Egypt; some fear a islamic government being formed, but their democratic movement (pushed by young people) has a much higher "population" than the religious hardliners. I do not expect to see an islamic government in Egypt.
I get it though; its scary . Libya will not be like Egypt
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LongStrangeTrip, I really like a lot of what you've said in this thread. Though I have laughed a couple of times at the crazy weird shit that Gaddafi does (mostly since I sit in front of the TV smoking bong), what's happening in Libya is terrible. I absolutely cannot imagine my own military opening fire on me in the streets, especially if I were unarmed! I hope things come out well for Libya. They're showing heart, something that a lot of people today can't seem to muster. Nobody fights for things anymore. Everyone wants to bitch and moan and wait for someone else to take care of everything for them. I hope you are wrong LongStrangeTrip, I really hope Libya is able to come out of this a stronger and safer country, but I don't expect this to be the case.
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do you see that democracy in the muslim world excludes women and non muslims? if you examine what sharia law is all about then you will see clearly. and don't skip past the hands being cut off and the stoning. also the enslavement of all non-muslims as "sheep" or whatever. they can claim any non believer as their property. at least thats the deal with muslims here that ive talked to. we are inferior to them in their eyes.
just because we (usa) stopped a bloodbath in egypt by demanding the peoples right in egypt to free speech and protest by way of political pressure, doesn't mean it won't end up a religious state. Irans revolution was also by the young but look who they installed/...khomeni or however the hell u spell it. islam will eventually win and extremism will take hold... watch!
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Re: Revolutionary hallucination pills [Re: monkeybus]
#14029381 - 02/26/11 09:04 AM (12 years, 10 months ago) |
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The news has reported that he may very well actually believe that the people must be on drugs to be behaving like they are.
He's so fucking separated from reality that he just cannot wrap his mind around people not wanting him in power, unless they are whacked out on extreme substances.
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Re: Revolutionary hallucination pills [Re: monkeybus]
#14029472 - 02/26/11 09:27 AM (12 years, 10 months ago) |
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I was going to post this on here, but I forgot. Must be all those hallucinogens I take.
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Re: Revolutionary hallucination pills [Re: joshisstoned]
#14029494 - 02/26/11 09:31 AM (12 years, 10 months ago) |
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joshisstoned said: i don't think anyone was laughing at the people of libya's current situation. I think a small giggle is due to the "melting wax sculpture of Danny Trejo appearance" of gaddafi as jon stewart put it. his odd appearance mixed with his out of left field accusations gave me a giggle. at no time was i giggling about an overhead aerial bombardment of women and children. thats just dickish.
see the difference?
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Re: Revolutionary hallucination pills [Re: DrMambo]
#14029563 - 02/26/11 09:51 AM (12 years, 10 months ago) |
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lets call them "gadafis"
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Re: Revolutionary hallucination pills [Re: joshisstoned]
#14029701 - 02/26/11 10:29 AM (12 years, 10 months ago) |
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joshisstoned said: do you see that democracy in the muslim world excludes women and non muslims? if you examine what sharia law is all about then you will see clearly. and don't skip past the hands being cut off and the stoning. also the enslavement of all non-muslims as "sheep" or whatever. they can claim any non believer as their property. at least thats the deal with muslims here that ive talked to. we are inferior to them in their eyes.
just because we (usa) stopped a bloodbath in egypt by demanding the peoples right in egypt to free speech and protest by way of political pressure, doesn't mean it won't end up a religious state. Irans revolution was also by the young but look who they installed/...khomeni or however the hell u spell it. islam will eventually win and extremism will take hold... watch!
Fear mongers 
If you tried drawing parallels between Iran 1979 and Egypt 2011 you would realize the two situations are VASTLY different with very little in common - besides young people. The Islamic government that came to rule Iran was very popular and influential before and as the protests took place... Not so in Egypt - or really any of the places revolting in the Middle East right now.
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Re: Revolutionary hallucination pills [Re: joshisstoned]
#14029719 - 02/26/11 10:34 AM (12 years, 10 months ago) |
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joshisstoned said: i'd be more concerned with sharia law than ghadaffi's resistence to change. Thats what revolution in the muslim world means... a return to sharia law. that scares the hell out of me.
Sharia is much more consistent and less violent than the current 'legal system' under Ghadaffi.
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Re: Revolutionary hallucination pills [Re: koraks]
#14030034 - 02/26/11 11:50 AM (12 years, 10 months ago) |
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i'm not concerned with the libyans. I'm concerned with the way the libyan situation effects americans, specifically...me. I don't care if sharia law is enacted there or if ghadaffi is ruthless. i'm just saying that sharia law poses a far greater threat to my existence than some asshole in libya.
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Re: Revolutionary hallucination pills [Re: monkeybus]
#14030591 - 02/26/11 01:50 PM (12 years, 10 months ago) |
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It's BZ. It was used in Mozambique too.
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I absolutely cannot imagine my own military opening fire on me in the streets, especially if I were unarmed!
I can.
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Re: Revolutionary hallucination pills [Re: monkeybus]
#14031298 - 02/26/11 04:37 PM (12 years, 10 months ago) |
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I know it's happened, I just personally haven't experienced it. It's not a situation I could put myself in.
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Re: Revolutionary hallucination pills [Re: tr20josh]
#14031348 - 02/26/11 04:49 PM (12 years, 10 months ago) |
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gaddafi has a all women body gaurd team so in order to kill him you have to fight your way through fighting models that are all virgens to others besides him
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Re: Revolutionary hallucination pills [Re: Konyap]
#14031354 - 02/26/11 04:50 PM (12 years, 10 months ago) |
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and unless its liberya or something im pretty sure they have american made weapons
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Re: Revolutionary hallucination pills [Re: monkeybus]
#14031397 - 02/26/11 05:00 PM (12 years, 10 months ago) |
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Haha, he's saying that Bin Laden is supply the pills. Who knew Osama was a head?

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Re: Revolutionary hallucination pills [Re: monkeybus]
#14031517 - 02/26/11 05:23 PM (12 years, 10 months ago) |
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I absolutely cannot imagine my own military opening fire on me in the streets, especially if I were unarmed!
I can.
Reading over the Wiki for Kent State....scares me. It's going to happen again. Won't it?
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Re: Revolutionary hallucination pills [Re: urbanwolf]
#14031524 - 02/26/11 05:24 PM (12 years, 10 months ago) |
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Cops do it all the time 
It may not be -exactly- the same but its still state employees shooting people who do not in ANY way deserve to be shot.
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Re: Revolutionary hallucination pills [Re: twighead] 2
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Re: Revolutionary hallucination pills [Re: DrMambo]
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Good one.
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Re: Revolutionary hallucination pills [Re: joshisstoned]
#14031876 - 02/26/11 06:18 PM (12 years, 10 months ago) |
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joshisstoned said: i will say this...he's talking out of his ass. but, the cia has experimented with the tactic.
[url=http://http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Q3BKGlIGEU]http:///url]
lol wow, spray lsd on the enemy troops... pretty good idea.. last place i would want to be tripping is in war.. but you'd probably create one fucked up free fire zone.
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Re: Revolutionary hallucination pills [Re: DrMambo]
#14031891 - 02/26/11 06:20 PM (12 years, 10 months ago) |
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I heard that Bin Laden was CIA...
I also heard the CIA used to do some test with LSD...
Isn't LSD supposed to lead to revolution? like in the 60's with the hippies and rock music?
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Dr. P. Silocybin said: I heard that Bin Laden was CIA...
I also heard the CIA used to do some test with LSD...
Isn't LSD supposed to lead to revolution? like in the 60's with the hippies and rock music?
The CIA wanted to use it as a weapon, not as a tool of revolution, which is what it became, thus the hard crack down.
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Re: Revolutionary hallucination pills [Re: Learyfan]
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yeah they realized it didn't work as a weapon and they were scared of change, as the ruling class always is, but the "hippies" have grown up, their generation is in charge.
perhaps now we have a president who realizes its benefits for humanity
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Re: Revolutionary hallucination pills [Re: Learyfan]
#14032037 - 02/26/11 06:51 PM (12 years, 10 months ago) |
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He's owned by the corporations just like every other politician. We works in their interest. But yeah, I guess anything could happen.
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Re: Revolutionary hallucination pills [Re: Learyfan]
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those look like pipers
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Re: Revolutionary hallucination pills [Re: DrMambo]
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bin laden was trained by the CIA to revolt agaisnt the russians probably with the use of drug money from opium m'kay
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Re: Revolutionary hallucination pills [Re: DrMambo]
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Re: Revolutionary hallucination pills [Re: Learyfan]
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yea he is owned by corporations they control politics and the media
plenty of hippies own corporations, like steve jobs
and plenty of hippies don't own a corporation but partake in very profitable businesses that make allow them to influence politics
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