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With under cover cameras, "Dateline's" Chris Hansen goes inside a
so-called head shop in New York City to report on bath salts, one of
the newest designer drugs on the market. It's effects, according to the
Drug Enforcement Administration, are similar to those of cocaine and
methamphetamines. It's also easy to buy and despite what are described
as devastating effects, it's legal to sell.
Lol I saw the commercial for this yesterday. Chris Hansen makes me giggle
-------------------- "The edge, there is no honest way to explain it, because the only ones who know where it is are the ones who have gone over." Dr. HST, the true king of fun - RIP Federal Bureau of Keeping Juice Special Agent Fun Guy.
Damn. How hard is it to implement the same system in all states, where the machine tells the customer how much they win? I mean, it's the lotto. They have the money to do that! (also I'm wondering how hard is it to see if you've won on a scratch card)
Bath salts, bubble gum wine coolers, a giant lolipop, and one of those multi colored spinner hats.
Why don't you have a seat? Why don't you have a fat rail?
-------------------- "The edge, there is no honest way to explain it, because the only ones who know where it is are the ones who have gone over." Dr. HST, the true king of fun - RIP Federal Bureau of Keeping Juice Special Agent Fun Guy.
Interesting that with the hundreds of thousands of alcohol related deaths each year that alcohol isn't considered an epidemic. Interestingly enough the alcohol industry donates to political campaigns, and bath salt vendors do not. Coincidence?
Anyone got a link that works outside the US? This one is not working unless you're there.. And the stupid as fuck new Firefox doesn't have the Tor add-on.
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"Atrophic interludes weave through my life far too often, for me to fight the biggest enemies"
When he asked the kid, "Don't you realize people are buying this to get high?", the kid should not have denied he knew. Instead, I would've said, "Ya, and people get high on paint, markers, glue, gasoline, air duster, etc., should we also demonize and ban those things?"
Chris Hansen, the master of journalistic entrapment.