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had a dream that Clearsight was a fentanyl addict.
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Nobody is putting "Rainbow fentanyl" in your Halloween candy. This is an urban legend that goes around every single year and every single year it doesn't happen. The DEA is losing America's trust and therefore funding, so they have to come up with these moral panics in order to stay relevant.
If the DEA really wanted to reduce deaths by fentanyl overdose they would make Narcan and fentanyl test strips readily available, but they're not doing that. They still disproportionately place their effort toward marijuana when over 98% of cannabis plants seized by the DEA are growing wild.
Defund the DEA.
it’s also just about simple size — stuff like fentanyl vs. morphine work by equivalency. so in the hospital a dose of fentanyl may technically be a lower number, like a microgram amount, but it’s on the same equivalency as a standard dose of 4mg of morphine. that’s why cops are full of shit claiming this small amount will kill most people, they give those in medicinal doses. it simply saves space for the higher level dealers trying to avoid law detection. if i can take 1/100th the weight of a dose of heroin, then i can get more into one space. it’s pretty good business sense, except when it finally gets to a customer who believed they were getting something else, and doses the incorrect weight. however true, addicts become increasingly aware of this and adjust accordingly — a common technique is to break off a piece of pill, and smoke it to test if it’s a pressed one or not. onset is faster, so you can judge faster if you really got oxy, or if you got fentanyl. of course another danger is the distribution is not even, the pressed pills can have “hot spots”.
most “fake acid” and stuff like that tends to be research chemicals that also work on serotonin to cause hallucinations, and “fake MDMA” just amphetamines. never heard of anyone dying from these or even experiencing psychosis in the case of amphetamines passed off as MDMA, because of several factors. sometimes it may be because they’ve never had the real thing, and can’t tell the difference, and these drugs don’t tend to be abused by non-addicts (the research chemicals no one really abuses in excess, but there are definitely people who enjoy trying them out, and documenting them. these same types of people also try out things like fentanyl analogs, they’re a great and helpful asset.)
so it is true it does largely depend on drug market, and who it’s being sold to. again a lot of this is very hard to prove in stats or numbers, since a lot of “data” we have isnt trustworthy, but it’s interesting there are websites that post samples that users send in to be tested. you’d be honest to god surprised at the stuff that’s put into products, and a lot of it on face value doesn’t seem like a great idea for business.
Thank you so much for these additions! It's so valuable to get the perspective of an addict and activist as my own is somewhat limited by me not having such a background, even as I try to be an ally to all kinds of users/addicts ❤️
one last ask but even fentanyl right now is an example of what happens. because of increased awareness and testing, illegal drug makers/dealers have had to resort to using fentanyl analogs. an analog is nasty stuff — it’s basically the drug *slightly changed* molecularly so it doesn’t appear on testing. unfortunately, doing this in this way for this reason to drugs mean they are unstable, and untested. these can cause side effects and god knows what else. there have been anecdotal reports of these analogs causing increased anger, irritability, mood swings. and the more those are figured out, the more analogs they create, or switching to something more potent per milligram. which the user may not even KNOW, and probably doesn’t.
the same thing happened with stimulants like amphetamines, there are SO many nasty analogs that can trigger psychotic episodes much more easily than usual amphetamine abuse.
drug dealers are not your local friendly weed guy or kind of alright drug addict. this is a serious, uncontrolled capitalistic business, with serious profit, and people will do whatever they want to keep making profit.
All true and I really appreciate your knowledge on all of this. That being said, it is only in specific corners of the drug market that "clients regularly dying due to bad drugs" is considered good for business. I'm definitely not saying that the whole market isn't dangerous as fuck, but in some contexts the fact that it IS a profitable business makes them less likely to deliberately kill their customers. Not that it doesn't still happen and that the risk isn't real
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i’m proud of your for making the decision to stop your drug of choice. i only recently got clean myself, just got my 9 month key tag from NA and it’s honestly been a huge struggle. I was addicted to fentanyl, ketamine, benzos, and marijuana and it effected my life in such a negative way but oftentimes when i’m struggling to cope with something i get cravings and want to go back to ruining my life. your blogs been inspiring me since before i got clean and i just want to thank you for being so cool and accepting and willing to help people. i hope you’re having a good day, whatever that means to you. keep going... i believe in you <3
I appreciate the sentiment, but I have no plans of quitting my drug of choice. I'm quitting speed because the benders are too harsh on my body, but my drug of choice is cocaine and I don't plan to quit cocaine anytime soon. That being said, drugs can really mess you up - and I am proud of you for being sober for 9 months! That's really impressive and I'm happy for you! So let's be proud of YOU instead!
Arlo got blasted, empty bags of fent beside her as she lays in a hotel pool, staring at the ceiling. She ran from her house, needing to get away from her life. She’s contaminating everyone with her sickness. She’s hurting everyone she cares about. And she can’t seem to stop.
WHAT IS DEAD MAY NEVER DIE.