XPost: alt.drugs.psychedelics, alt.drugs, alt.drugs.rfg   
   XPost: rec.drugs.psychedelic   
   From: rfgdxm@SPAMSUCKSmochamail.com   
      
   Frederick Burroughs wrote:   
   > "rfgdxm/Robert F. Golaszewski" wrote:   
      
   >>> Very acute observation of the totally obvious.  By calling DXM a   
   >>> psychedelic, it does become an enticement to those seeking a high,   
   >>> including kids.  As a matter of fact, RFG has made it a   
   >>> long-standing agenda to call DXM a psychedelic, suggesting a   
   >>> similarity with such drugs as LSD.  If the intent is harm   
   >>> reduction, then there should be an attempt to remove any   
   >>> association with a popularly abused drug class.   
   >>   
   >>    Why should I deny the truth? Just because LSD has a very bad   
   >> reputation doesn't mean I should lie and say DXM isn't a psychedelic   
   >> drug.   
   >   
   > For recreational drug users, LSD is gold.   
      
      Which recreational drug users? Seriously. The vast majority of people I   
   have encountered faced to face who had taken LSD either thought it sucked,   
   or just that it was uninteresting. What is your sample set for the data to   
   make that statement? People who actually thought the Grateful Dead had   
   serious musical talent? Note here that I am writing this as a person who   
   personally has found LSD far more enjoyable as a drug than DXM. However, I   
   am just one data point.   
      
   > DXM becomes a psychedelic   
   > only at doses well above recommended therapeutic doses, does it not?   
      
      Huh? LSD becomes a psychedelic only well above recommended therapeutic   
   doses, because of the fact that LSD was discarded by the medical profession   
   decades ago as being therapeutically worthless. Thus the therapeutic dose of   
   LSD is 0 mcg.   
   --   
   http://www.dextromethorphan.ws/   
   For information about the psychedelic drug DXM, including dangers.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
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