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Title: Drugs Inc.
Post by: Griffin on November 21, 2015, 11:49:27 AM
Does anyone watch drugs inc.? I like the show, it shows different cities throughout the world and what the drug trade is like there. They had an episode on last week called Heroin Island, NYC mostly about the heroin trade on staten island. There was one dealer who had some Volkswagon turbo diesel stamps and he was adding fentanyl to one or two bags each time he would re up. He did this so someone would od and people would come looking for his stamp to increase demand. He said that the corner guys who were selling it for him would usually pick someone they didn't like or a bigger person to give it to.

I just can't believe how people would do that to intentionally make someone OD and possible die just to make some extra cash. I think that the added heat and possibility of getting a murder charge would outweigh the chance of making extra money. I just don't understand it. He would do this a few times a month. Dead customers can't buy dope so you would lose out on their money as well. When he was talking about it he was completely nonchalant about it like he wasn't intentionally killing someone and how its normal business and marketing procedure. I was just wondering if you guys saw it and what your thoughts about it were.
Title: Re: Drugs Inc.
Post by: makita on November 21, 2015, 02:41:08 PM
I haven't seen the episode (I've seen others and liked them) and now I dont know if I want to.  I feel angry and baffled thinking about someone doing that (bigger people?  So fat people deserve to die more?  or was it just he believed we'd be more likely to survive an OD because it would take more to kill us?).

But mostly I guess I feel pity for that dealer man, to think about what kind of life he must have had to end up with such a dissociated and remote view of humanity that allows him to make human lives into a callous business decision (and you're right about the fact that its a stupid strategy anyway).  I dont think he represents anywhere near the majority of drug dealers, even the ones that do get into violent gang activities. 

Title: Re: Drugs Inc.
Post by: St. Theresa on November 21, 2015, 04:22:27 PM
I haven't seen the episode (I've seen others and liked them) and now I dont know if I want to.  I feel angry and baffled thinking about someone doing that (bigger people?  So fat people deserve to die more?  or was it just he believed we'd be more likely to survive an OD because it would take more to kill us?).

But mostly I guess I feel pity for that dealer man, to think about what kind of life he must have had to end up with such a dissociated and remote view of humanity that allows him to make human lives into a callous business decision (and you're right about the fact that its a stupid strategy anyway).  I dont think he represents anywhere near the majority of drug dealers, even the ones that do get into violent gang activities.

I haven't seen it either but I agree with the above.  I can't predict the future, but.... I don't see much of it for this guy. Admitting what he has done and knowing that there have been many overdoses on SI and some of those involved some sons  and daughters of very well connected goodfellas, I can't see his brilliant scheme going on much longer.
Title: Re: Drugs Inc.
Post by: neighbor on November 21, 2015, 05:08:04 PM
its a guilty pleasure but a lot of it is clearly horseshit.

so much drama gets created when they put people in a disguise and alter their voice

suddenly this guy can say whatever the fuck he wants and its now serious business because have you heard how scary his voice is?

shit, remember those two malibu's most wanted motherfuckers?selling dope out of a house?
one of them had what looked like a goddamn bolt action .22, it looked like a prop from pirates of the caribbean, and he clearly knew how cool it was.

its a lot more real when its about the users. I can recall that couple from Chicago. that shit wasnt just spooky drama. she ended up ODing and died. they showed them sick and then showed them getting well and it was obvious from the get that she was in way over her head. you just see him getting right, no more snot pouring out of him, and her looking like she just fought tyson in the late 80s.

or that kid, maybe in the seattle episode, who just kept stealing from his mom over and over again, sleeping in his car. he reminded me of so many fucking people.

Im not saying they havent interviewed some actual drug dealers, im just saying the ones they do interview tend to be over the top, and not very accurate.
Title: Re: Drugs Inc.
Post by: Chip on November 21, 2015, 05:32:06 PM
let me get this right: dealer wants a customer to OD/die to increase sales ?

the game is dangerous enough already without this punk.

he needs to be locked up forever.

hard to believe it, I hope it's not true.
Title: Re: Drugs Inc.
Post by: Z on November 21, 2015, 05:50:40 PM
I'm going to go with neighbour on this one.  All of the dealers exaggerate.  Like the guys that cut their smack with morphine.  I could even see the producers suggesting they do something extra to get on the show.

I remember the guy with the .22.  If I remember right it was even sawed off.  Cuz everything is cooler when it's sawed off.  Sawed off pistol.  Sawed off flare gun.  Sawed off machete.  All badass.
Title: Re: Drugs Inc.
Post by: Griffin on November 21, 2015, 07:29:24 PM
Yeah i couldn't believe his dumbass was saying it he was an idiot. They showed him ironing his 100$ bills so they looked new clearly to show off. Hah Z your right sawed off machetes are so hard. They showed him dropping some liquid with an eye dropper in 2 bags when he was telling about lacing the bags with fent. He said they would pick bigger people because they would be harder to kill sense they are big. Clearly he is idiot. I don't wish prison on anyone but that dude is definitely deserving.
Title: Re: Drugs Inc.
Post by: theSWPK on November 21, 2015, 09:12:36 PM
I'm going to go with neighbour on this one.  All of the dealers exaggerate.  Like the guys that cut their smack with morphine.  I could even see the producers suggesting they do something extra to get on the show.

I remember the guy with the .22.  If I remember right it was even sawed off.  Cuz everything is cooler when it's sawed off.  Sawed off pistol.  Sawed off flare gun.  Sawed off machete.  All badass.

Regarding the guys cutting their dope with morphine. Did any of you guys believe that? It seemed like total bullshit to me. How the fuck are they just somehow getting half keys of powdered morphine sulfate? That shirt was probably just  (unfortunately people are morons) acetametaphin or hopefully diphenhydramine.
Title: Re: Drugs Inc.
Post by: Morfy on November 21, 2015, 09:23:26 PM

I tend to watch it too, when I see that its on.  I think Wednesday evenings is when NatGeo plays a block.


Agree with what others have said--some episodes are very well put together, others, not so much.


The one that takes place in Chiraq, and there is a high level guy who runs a group of dealers seemed legit to me.  Saying stuff like:


"Sometimes I let others teach a guy who transgresses me a lesson; sometimes I will teach him a less.  Both methods send a very clear message."


I think the same episode showing a low-level dealer using a playing card to mix Dormin (diphenhydramine) with heroin.  Saying stupid shit like:
"Heron users love Dormin in their dope.  The more the better."


Fuck no, no, no!  Don't intentionally fuq up good dope.  If I want diphenhydramine in my smack, I will add it--ME, not you.


Another favourite episode was the one in Puerto Rico--showing a horse tranquillizer being processed and mixed in with heroin.  I use that same horse tranq (even the exact same brand) that the guy used in the show.  The chemical is xylazine--comparable to Clonidine used in humans.
Title: Re: Drugs Inc.
Post by: Daughter of Dionysus on November 21, 2015, 09:43:45 PM
I'm going to go with neighbour on this one.  All of the dealers exaggerate.  Like the guys that cut their smack with morphine.  I could even see the producers suggesting they do something extra to get on the show.

I remember the guy with the .22.  If I remember right it was even sawed off.  Cuz everything is cooler when it's sawed off.  Sawed off pistol.  Sawed off flare gun.  Sawed off machete.  All badass.

I had to lol at
Sawed off flair gun

The drug dealers on this show
Are mainly creations
Of the producer and camera crew
Title: Re: Drugs Inc.
Post by: monkey business on November 22, 2015, 02:36:44 PM
Lol I just can't imagine why a legit active successful drug dealer would make the god-awful business decision of going on National Geographic with whole whole crew and bragging about his exploits and showing off the inner workings of his operation.

Drug dealers are not terrorists. They don't want drama and publicity; they want things to stay quiet and low key and to be able to sell dope right next to granny's mansion and not raise any questions.

I can't imagine any of their guys are seriously who they say they are.. Probably just low level dealers who want to pump their own shit up and show off to their friends.
Title: Re: Drugs Inc.
Post by: _Enduser on November 23, 2015, 12:19:16 AM
the drugs inc episode i just saw confirms that show is bullshit to me, the Heroin Islnd one.

I just don't believe it.  It doesn't make sense if you know dope around here.  This is one scene, as follows

"Heroin dealer meets his heroin wholesaler!???????"
"Yo, you got that bundle?"
"Yeah., i got that bundle but i got shit to do man hurry up"
"Okay, I gotta test this bundle to make sure it's real!"
"Oh yeah baby, it's super good!"
"I'm gonna go sell this bundle now!"

BTW; a bundle is 12 bags.....What a wholesaler!

Also, funny scene is the ridiculously fake cutting of the dope.  Not showing a real stamp mill, or showing how people use the handheld coffee grinders for smaller ops. The only thing real was the guy shooting up, whose real dope dealers prolly didn't consent to getting filmed at all
Title: Re: Drugs Inc.
Post by: _Enduser on November 23, 2015, 12:22:59 AM
Yeah i couldn't believe his dumbass was saying it he was an idiot. They showed him ironing his 100$ bills so they looked new clearly to show off. Hah Z your right sawed off machetes are so hard. They showed him dropping some liquid with an eye dropper in 2 bags when he was telling about lacing the bags with fent. He said they would pick bigger people because they would be harder to kill sense they are big. Clearly he is idiot. I don't wish prison on anyone but that dude is definitely deserving.

JHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAA

THAT PART WAS UNREAL.  HE COMPLETELY MISSED THE POINT OF "LAUNDERING MONEY" HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA I COULDN'T BELIEVE IT. HE THOUGHT LAUNDERING MEANS LIKE YOUR FUCKING LAUNDRY
Title: Re: Drugs Inc.
Post by: Griffin on November 23, 2015, 11:09:54 AM
Enduser I totally forgot about that part where he went to get some from the wholesaler where he got the bundle on credit. I was thinking if he is selling that how many times is he going to have to go back to that house and pick up if he's getting a bundle at a time.

 That episode was beyond stupid and I really think that is what he thinks laundering money is. "If it looks fresh and not all crumpled the cops won't say shit about it." Oh yeah great theory Einstein. Have fun beating that murder rap just because you lied about cutting it with fent and someone died. I really hope that he was lying about that he is way to dumb to be anywhere around fentanyl.
Title: Re: Drugs Inc.
Post by: makita on November 23, 2015, 01:24:52 PM
If that guy is that fucking stupid I predict he overdoses himself on fent just by handling it poorly.  I hope that is what happens anyway, if he is actually doing that. 

"give it to big people because they're more able to handle it"  Jesusfuckingchrist, that grinds my gears.  I'd like to gradually poison him with fent until he has a habit, then come sit on him and inject him with naltrexone. 
Title: Re: Drugs Inc.
Post by: Smacky-Doodle 2.0 on November 23, 2015, 04:23:02 PM

shit, remember those two malibu's most wanted motherfuckers?selling dope out of a house?
one of them had what looked like a goddamn bolt action .22, it looked like a prop from pirates of the caribbean, and he clearly knew how cool it was.

LOL, I remember those two goons.  The one guy looked like he had ruined his Daddy's squirrel gun making that 'sawed-off'.  Pretty funny, but I gotta agree w/you Neighbor....they are sort of entertaining, but something tells me a lot of the 'cartel runners' and self-proclaimed drug lords are half full of shit, or they are paid actors outright.  I don't think the higher-ups in Sinaloa, or any other organization would appreciate members divulging any specifics of their trafficking protocols on camera.

On the Pittsburgh Smack episode, one of the guys is 'mixing his raw with brown sugar', but it looks like all he has is a bunch of fucking brown sugar that he's bagging up....that guy had supposedly made millions in the drug trade (his words) but he was nickel and diming out of some trap house on the brink of condemnation.
Title: Re: Drugs Inc.
Post by: Z on November 23, 2015, 06:37:03 PM
I actually watched it last night.  Pretty funny.  I am fairly convinced that the guy snorting a sample, and then getting a front for a bun was the same guy packing bags and talking about adding fentanyl later.  His bandana slipped down and the nose/eyes etc looked the same.

The episode looked like they went to the cops, and the cops delivered unusable crap.  So the producers decided to just invent it.  Kind of sad really.
Title: Re: Drugs Inc.
Post by: makita on November 23, 2015, 07:56:18 PM
Also--you say he was adding (supposedly) liquid fent, using a dropper, into ECP bags?  And then sealing them up?  That would be a huge ass mess, no way the powder would dry enough to look like reg powder even with just one tiny drop, and even if it was tar it would still need to try outside of the bag to look normal. 
Title: Re: Drugs Inc.
Post by: 40mgtofreedom on November 23, 2015, 09:42:00 PM
this show is fake as fuck im pretty sure everyone is an actor and every price they give you have to divide by 10 to get close to real value
Title: Re: Drugs Inc.
Post by: Morfy on November 23, 2015, 11:29:09 PM
I don't want to offend anyone, but I've always wondered how people feel about the NatGeo cameras showing up during drug deals, and no one seems to get pissed off about it.


I mean, I'm waiting for my shit to get delivered, and woop, here comes my dealer with NatGeo cameras rolling ??!?!


Fuck that.  Like, after the fact, here's your mask dude, you should have been wearing it before we showed up.
Title: Re: Drugs Inc.
Post by: Wildcat on November 24, 2015, 12:36:28 AM
I'm going to go with neighbour on this one.  All of the dealers exaggerate.  Like the guys that cut their smack with morphine.  I could even see the producers suggesting they do something extra to get on the show.

I remember the guy with the .22.  If I remember right it was even sawed off.  Cuz everything is cooler when it's sawed off.  Sawed off pistol.  Sawed off flare gun.  Sawed off machete.  All badass.

Sawed off taser.  bad.ass      ; )
Title: Re: Drugs Inc.
Post by: Griffin on November 24, 2015, 01:54:49 PM
Morfy the people they usually goto sell it to usually already have masks on. I would think that they have to get the okay from the person before recording it. After they get all the paper work and shit signed give him his mask if he wants it then go on and stage the deal. That is if any of it is real.
Title: Re: Drugs Inc.
Post by: monkey business on November 24, 2015, 05:27:54 PM
Lol reminds me of this -

Title: Re: Drugs Inc.
Post by: Spore on November 24, 2015, 06:12:49 PM
lol. I just usually watch to live vicariously through the drug users when in withdrawal and waiting for refill date or money. All reality tv is scripted or the producer will say can you do that again but more ghetto haha. I bet behind the scenes is hilarious.
Title: Re: Drugs Inc.
Post by: neighbor on November 25, 2015, 04:48:17 AM
"give it to big people because they're more able to handle it"  Jesusfuckingchrist, that grinds my gears.  I'd like to gradually poison him with fent until he has a habit, then come sit on him and inject him with naltrexone.



I could easily be wrong but Im almost positive what OP said was that 'he gives it to bigger people because theyd need more to OD" and it having no negative connotations toward people with a large BMI

I dont think OP's post ever mentiond any words like 'fat' or 'overweight'. just big.

the dude may was/is extremely ignorant to things like tolerance, but from what ive seen, said dude bears no ill will towards fat people. until we uncover more evidence I feel comfortable believing thats what he meant

point is makita, dont let this  upset you. he meant big people as in large, as in they probably shop at big and tall and make great basketball players


Title: Re: Drugs Inc.
Post by: Morfy on November 25, 2015, 09:27:37 AM
Morfy the people they usually goto sell it to usually already have masks on. I would think that they have to get the okay from the person before recording it. After they get all the paper work and shit signed give him his mask if he wants it then go on and stage the deal. That is if any of it is real.


THanks Griffin.


Don't you think most people would just say NO to wearing a mask and being on TV, than saying YEAH, SURE I'LL DO IT ?


Even with a mask on, what if someone recognizes my devil tattoo?  Or that scar above my eyebrow??  Or that poster hanging in my cribbb.
Title: Re: Drugs Inc.
Post by: Sand and Water on November 25, 2015, 09:59:03 AM
@ Morfy--i wondered the same thing. All i can think of is they've *got* to be paying people to be on the show. Maybe also appealing to their ego(s)? Like "mainstream media is evil & doesn't fairly represent what it's like to grow up poor/oppressed/cops coming after you for the color of your skin"?  I haven't seen every episode, but many & can only think of ONE off the top of my head where the dealer had a professional business & safety steps in place. He vetted customers, explained how he dressed up so as to blend in with his upper class clientele etc., (his customers were rich folks in LA area).

Compared to most other episodes, it was prolly seen as "boring" b/c there was no drama, but it actually seemed way more authentic imo.

Oh wow, just remembered this--anyone else see the one in New Orleans during Mardi Gras where a dude was selling fake Molly (i think?) and other dealers were hunting him b/c A. he was in their territory and B. he was selling fake stuff?  They showed him "preparing" fake stuff then darting around crowds dodging police & other dealers.

It had ALL the stereotypical drama--"I gots to get my money"  & sober voice narrator explaining "In order to become a dealer, "mr X" must come up with 14,000 (or whatever amount,  although he knows he will be killed if they find him blah blah blah"  I think NatGeo TOTALLY edits/sensationalizes & makes stuff up to make ithe show exciting for ratings
Title: Re: Drugs Inc.
Post by: Griffin on November 25, 2015, 11:24:12 AM
Yeah I think S&W is right on when thats when they offer money and an ego booster to go along with it to get the signature. I think it is mostly fake with a little bit of realness every now and then. I think a lot of the users are real but most of the dealers are over dramatized for effect.
Title: Re: Drugs Inc.
Post by: monkey business on November 25, 2015, 12:18:31 PM
@ Morfy--i wondered the same thing. All i can think of is they've *got* to be paying people to be on the show. Maybe also appealing to their ego(s)? Like "mainstream media is evil & doesn't fairly represent what it's like to grow up poor/oppressed/cops coming after you for the color of your skin"?  I haven't seen every episode, but many & can only think of ONE off the top of my head where the dealer had a professional business & safety steps in place. He vetted customers, explained how he dressed up so as to blend in with his upper class clientele etc., (his customers were rich folks in LA area).

Compared to most other episodes, it was prolly seen as "boring" b/c there was no drama, but it actually seemed way more authentic imo.

I bet what they probably do is just base it off real-life scenarios using actors or pay ex-low level dealers to pretend they're still in the game. It just makes no sense whatsoever for an actual high-level trafficker or cartel hit man to risk life in prison just to show off on national geographic with a dinosaur mask on.
Title: Re: Drugs Inc.
Post by: Anti-hero on November 25, 2015, 11:09:41 PM
On the philly one
They were making "scramble"
Supposedly mixing morphine and heroin together.
Big ass pile of "morphine"
Ain't no fuckin way that was morphine.

More like sleepanol

These drug reality shows wtf?
The intervention one gets me
"We told them they would appear on a documentary about drug addiction."
If some one was to tell me that.
I would be all
YEA RIGHT

I wouldn't be on T.V
For anything anyway.
Being on T.V is not something I ever want to do for any reason.
Title: Re: Drugs Inc.
Post by: Griffin on November 26, 2015, 01:20:32 PM
Yeah I don't see how they don't realize it is intervention and they freak out when they goto the final interview. The only reason I would go on that show is if I was extremely desperate to get into a in-patient detox/rehab. Other than that is extremely dumb to go on a show that picks you a part and airs out you and your families dirty laundry for the whole world.

I think intervention pays for your rehab stay. I don't know if there is any stipulations to that like they pay part of it or just for one month. If they pay for the whole thing it would be nice to goto a expensive rehab because they cost between $15000-$50000 a month.

I don't think they work very well but as for getting clean it is nice to be in a place you can't get it where you don't have to worry about all your bills and if they give you a legit detox with comfort meds then it would be one of the easier ways to get clean.

As for their approach for the long term I think it is mostly a crock of shit that isn't very helpful. You are in a safe zone with no drugs, no bills, and no worries. They don't prepare you for the real world hardly at all. Obviously some are different but it is totally up to the person.

If they are ready to stay clean and to prepare themselves for the real world when they get there. I swear they still think that once the physical part of the withdrawal is over your good to go and it is a matter of willpower and moral strength. It is like PAWS is a completely foreign concept that they have never heard of.

If I were desperate enough to go on the show I would let my family know to not air out all the laundry, just tell the producers what they want to hear and the truth about how the addiction is affecting them. Not go into a bunch of shit from their whole life that the whole world has no business knowing about.

I would just show them what they want to see. I get high, when I don't I go into withdrawal. I don't have a lot of money so I am broke and still spend money on it and I want to get clean. Then I would probably go on a preachy rant about how the country needs to change its views and go into facts and studies about harm, reduction, needle exchanges, medication assisted treatment, Naloxone, the judicial system, and everything else that I could preach about and show studies to prove it.
Title: Re: Drugs Inc.
Post by: Griffin on December 06, 2015, 05:54:10 PM
Did anyone watch the new episode of Drugs Inc, Aussie ice wars? It said that a half oz of meth is $7,000 in Australia. That sounds crazy to me, $220,000 for a lb. of meth. I have never bought or used meth or been around anyone who has. That just seems like it insanely overpriced especially compared to what it goes for here in the states. I always thought it was like $50-$100 a gram here but don't really knew I have always hated uppers.

Are the prices for drugs a lot higher in Australia compared to the US? I figure it varies from place to place there but after seeing that episode last night it made me wonder. How can anyone afford a habit with it being that expensive, I always thought a lot of the appeal of meth was that it was more cost efficient compared to crack because it lasted longer and was cheaper comparatively.

I know that Drugs, inc exaggerates pretty much everything especially prices but that sounds ridiculous. That sounds like how the cops price things to make them seem more dangerous or whatever. I saw a news article from Oklahoma where they busted a kid for getting weed in the mail a few weeks ago where they quoted his 8 lbs of "high grade" marijuana to cost $100,000.

Last nights episode they showed them making a drug bust and the guy threw a metal lock box out the window when they were coming through the front door. They saw him do it when outside, and it had a little bit of meth, cash, and a gun. They were very surprised to find a weapon which is the complete opposite here where they are surprised to not find a weapon.

Do the cops there usually not carry guns? It was interesting because the cops got there guns out of a safe and it seemed they didn't carry them usually. I think that is how it should be but there are probably way to many weapons here for that to be successful. Isn't that how cops do it in the U.K. no weapons? They said that they hardly ever see them or have problems with gun violence.

I don't know how I feel about gun control, on one hand I think that gun violence is completely out of hand, and cops shoot way to many people when they don't need to. On another I don't like the government telling me anything really, and am not sure that outlawing them will keep them away. Even though I don't own guns(legally can't right now because I am on probation) and doubt I ever will unless my mental health is in way better shape.

Did anyone see what that NRA guy posted about how Obama isn't doing anything about all the violence, and that he could completely remove gun violence by locking all criminals with guns up that shit is scary. He said basically with current federal laws they could lock all drug dealers, felons, and criminal gang bangers for having guns for 5 years and that they should do an all out raid and just lock everyone up.

They had a quote from hitler about the way to complete power is by disarming everyone. I don't get how he can go from comparing Obama to hitler and then go on to say that we should lock up every one who has a gun who is a drug user, dealer, has a criminal record, or is believed to be a criminal gang banger. That would involve incarcerating more people than the amount of jewish people who died in the holocaust. Not saying that being incarcerated is anywhere near as horrible as the holocaust I am just saying that is hypocritical.

I don't think it is right for them to ban felons from having guns if everyone else can have them. People with gun violent charges shouldn't be allowed them but people who commit non violent crimes, or had a felony from 40 years ago should be able to protect him and his family and allowed to go hunting if he wants to. I think it is stupid same thing with not being able to vote and the employment discrimination that goes on towards people with criminal records.

Is pseudoephederine available otc in Australia? I feel dumb for not knowing this but is pseudoephederine prescription only here in the US or is it just behind the counter where they limit how much you can buy and report it to the database so that you can't buy a lot? I never buy it so I actually have no idea, I just know that it isn't on the shelves anymore. Which makes a lot of the supply we get now come from Mexico where they have super labs that make tons of the stuff.

Title: Re: Drugs Inc.
Post by: makita on December 06, 2015, 06:40:22 PM
"give it to big people because they're more able to handle it"  Jesusfuckingchrist, that grinds my gears.  I'd like to gradually poison him with fent until he has a habit, then come sit on him and inject him with naltrexone.



I could easily be wrong but Im almost positive what OP said was that 'he gives it to bigger people because theyd need more to OD" and it having no negative connotations toward people with a large BMI

I dont think OP's post ever mentiond any words like 'fat' or 'overweight'. just big.

the dude may was/is extremely ignorant to things like tolerance, but from what ive seen, said dude bears no ill will towards fat people. until we uncover more evidence I feel comfortable believing thats what he meant

point is makita, dont let this  upset you. he meant big people as in large, as in they probably shop at big and tall and make great basketball players

What?  I mean thank you for trying to make me feel better, but your interpretation doesn't make sense to me.  There is no way "bigger" people doesn't mean bigger bodied, ie fat, people.  Just because he doesn't say the WORD fat doesn't mean that is not what he means.

He doesn't have to say "I hate fat people and want them to die".  He's literally singling them out, giving them fent bags and they're ODing and probably dying as a result.  Like other oppressive and harmful behaviors the point is not his intention or his mindset, the point is what he is actually doing and the results. 

Fat people are seen by him (maybe unconsciously) as more disposable, collateral damage in a marketing experiment.  And he justifies it by saying "well they probably will be less likely to die"  I doubt he'd do the same thing with pregnant woman, although they are also "big"...and hey! they have another whole body inside them, so they can take more fent without dying too! 

I cant think of a more fucked up and obvious form of fat hatred. 

Title: Re: Drugs Inc.
Post by: Snout on December 06, 2015, 08:05:26 PM
As far as "intervention " type shows, I think if someone was like " we are making a documentary about IV drug users and here is a stack of cash if you let us film you getting off", I'd be like "mr demille, I'm ready for my close up!"
Title: Re: Drugs Inc.
Post by: 40mgtofreedom on December 06, 2015, 08:47:56 PM
a 1/2oz of meth here is 300-400$ if you can get it from a mexican it can be less than $100 for an 8ball and not cut whatsoever at least 95% pure
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