Linz wrote:
Its really shit what happened to these people but we all need to take responsibilty for our own actions.
I would never get anything off someone I dont know at a party-far too dodgy!! You never know what your getting.
Although i’m sure whoever sold it didn’t intend to mess these people up-like you said its just very hard to administer the right quantities when its dark and your spangled!!
TBH this sort of relatively untested research chemical should never be sold at a party to first-time users, and we do not even know if its was pure DOI or a combination of DOI and various other 2-C* derivatives.
From personal experience I think that current available info underestimates the stimulant effect of these drugs on the body; particularly in combination with other amfetamine-type stimulants.
If people want to experiment with these things they should initially do so with a smaller, trusted group of friends in an environment where they have a calm place to get to in case of problems (i.e not a dark warehouse with banding music and 1000 other people gawping at them freaking out and often taking the piss or getting in the way)
although there’s still a risk with pills and speed they have been around for ages and most risks/danger signs are well known. BTW its a common misconception that research chems are legal in Britain.
They are not – and if they have any sort of afmetamine group in their chemical formular they are at least class B and in many cases class A. Most of the common ones were made Class A in 2002, along with a change to the law which makes newly discovered drugs based on an existing illegal drug automatically illegal.
Anyway a cop finding unidentifiable powders almost always treats them as class A (and arrests on suspicion) until proven otherwise.
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I hear they’re all stable now-lets hope they make a full recovery.
Was good to see everyone trying their best to help and having quick actions by calling the ambulance-this time it was obviously necessary.
If nothing else at least its made us all think a little more about things.:hopeless:
well said… you should never hesitate to call the ambulance service in these situations, although it may well (and increasingly often does) result in an illegal event being closed down.
No party or rig is worth someones life though, but if we want unlicensed raves to keep happening we have to look after ourselves better.
