15 thoughts on “Make ’em easy to round up I suppose”
Bloke in Germany
Would be a good way to do what they say on the tin as well.
Bloke in Germany
Do they have any idea what the carbon footprint of cocaine is?
Boganboy
True, if they took enough of them, they wouldn’t bother us any more.
Stonyground
Oh yes, please let it happen. Come on you useful idiots you know that you want to.
MC
I believe this already happens at counter cultural events such as ‘Glasto’ and ‘the weekend’.
BiG – I don’t think coke is a psychedelic.
Homegrown weed and mushrooms would be the green choice. Although I understand that in the cause of raising awareness, inconsistencies about carbon footprint don’t matter.
Mark
Can we provide the drugs?
Rob
“I would support a mass civil disobedience where we take medicine to tell the state that they have absolutely no right to control our consciousness and to define our spiritual practice,”
I’d hazard a guess that this is one of the few, if only, instances where she doesn’t want the State to have control over people.
Anyway, “in protest at criminalisation” raised my hopes – but alas, it was drugs that was criminalised.
rhoda klapp
And if he tries to control MY consciousness by lying in the road, I can run him over for disrespecting my rights, right?
Tractor Gent
Nux Vomica? Though you need a bigger hit than the homeopathic crap from the health stores.
Mr Womby
I wonder if that clinic in Switzerland does Click & Collect?
Quote:
She travelled to Costa Rica to have the “mystical experience” taking psychedelic substances used by South American tribes including Iboga, a type of tree bark, Kambo, a frog medicine, and Ayahuasca, psychedelic tea made from a vine.
“There was a moment during my Iboga experience where I lay down and a voice that felt very external to me said: ‘Gail, you create your own reality.’ It spoke three times. It sounds so simple but right there and then I thought ‘OK then, I’ll be happy.’
“That was the essence of my entire experience, after which I could literally feel my brain being rewired. When I got home I ended a marriage and separated my family [she has two sons]. It was a huge decision, but it was the right thing to do and I am a stronger and happier person now.” Ms Bradbrook, a mother of two who lives with another XR co-founder Simon Bramwell in Stroud, said the psychedelic medicines were “opportunities to help us shift our consciousness.”
End quote.
If her brain is so liberated then why is is she talking in the most cliched possible way about drugs? This is literally lifted straight out of thousand novels and films..
Martin
If encouraging mass ingestion of drugs publicly then makes it so much easier to jail the person when people are ill or die as a result of following instruction.
Personally, I like to get wasted on meths when I do public protests. I’m convinced it means I get taken more seriously.
Mr Ecks
I wonder if we could pay Jamaican ganstas to take them all to Jamaica as slaves?
Collar the lot while they are drugged up. When they wake up they are chained up slaves working on a drug-growing plantation in Old Jamaici–with brutal black owners and black overseers.
That way we get cash in exchange for being rid of the marxist eco-freak scum while they get the connection with drugs, slavery and punishment for (non-existent) white guilt that they want. Win-win I’d say.
Pcar
@Mark
Can “we”? Yes, plod has large stashes of drugs.
Will “we”? No
Should “we”? Yes
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@Mr Ecks August 21, 2019 at 12:44 pm
Pay them to take as slaves?
Ideally sell, but illegal
Give them via a DfID 1 way ticket
DfID at XR protest: “Who wants to work in Argentina, Brazil, Congo, Pakistan, Zimbabwe…?”
Would be a good way to do what they say on the tin as well.
Do they have any idea what the carbon footprint of cocaine is?
True, if they took enough of them, they wouldn’t bother us any more.
Oh yes, please let it happen. Come on you useful idiots you know that you want to.
I believe this already happens at counter cultural events such as ‘Glasto’ and ‘the weekend’.
BiG – I don’t think coke is a psychedelic.
Homegrown weed and mushrooms would be the green choice. Although I understand that in the cause of raising awareness, inconsistencies about carbon footprint don’t matter.
Can we provide the drugs?
“I would support a mass civil disobedience where we take medicine to tell the state that they have absolutely no right to control our consciousness and to define our spiritual practice,”
I’d hazard a guess that this is one of the few, if only, instances where she doesn’t want the State to have control over people.
Anyway, “in protest at criminalisation” raised my hopes – but alas, it was drugs that was criminalised.
And if he tries to control MY consciousness by lying in the road, I can run him over for disrespecting my rights, right?
Nux Vomica? Though you need a bigger hit than the homeopathic crap from the health stores.
I wonder if that clinic in Switzerland does Click & Collect?
Quote:
She travelled to Costa Rica to have the “mystical experience” taking psychedelic substances used by South American tribes including Iboga, a type of tree bark, Kambo, a frog medicine, and Ayahuasca, psychedelic tea made from a vine.
“There was a moment during my Iboga experience where I lay down and a voice that felt very external to me said: ‘Gail, you create your own reality.’ It spoke three times. It sounds so simple but right there and then I thought ‘OK then, I’ll be happy.’
“That was the essence of my entire experience, after which I could literally feel my brain being rewired. When I got home I ended a marriage and separated my family [she has two sons]. It was a huge decision, but it was the right thing to do and I am a stronger and happier person now.” Ms Bradbrook, a mother of two who lives with another XR co-founder Simon Bramwell in Stroud, said the psychedelic medicines were “opportunities to help us shift our consciousness.”
End quote.
If her brain is so liberated then why is is she talking in the most cliched possible way about drugs? This is literally lifted straight out of thousand novels and films..
If encouraging mass ingestion of drugs publicly then makes it so much easier to jail the person when people are ill or die as a result of following instruction.
Personally, I like to get wasted on meths when I do public protests. I’m convinced it means I get taken more seriously.
I wonder if we could pay Jamaican ganstas to take them all to Jamaica as slaves?
Collar the lot while they are drugged up. When they wake up they are chained up slaves working on a drug-growing plantation in Old Jamaici–with brutal black owners and black overseers.
That way we get cash in exchange for being rid of the marxist eco-freak scum while they get the connection with drugs, slavery and punishment for (non-existent) white guilt that they want. Win-win I’d say.
@Mark
Can “we”? Yes, plod has large stashes of drugs.
Will “we”? No
Should “we”? Yes
.
@Mr Ecks August 21, 2019 at 12:44 pm
Pay them to take as slaves?
Ideally sell, but illegal
Give them via a DfID 1 way ticket
DfID at XR protest: “Who wants to work in Argentina, Brazil, Congo, Pakistan, Zimbabwe…?”