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I agree. It is a hallucinogen and people can have the most weird experiences while they are under
it's effects. Although it is not addictive and not as dangerous as some other drugs since it does
not use additional plant fats and extracts, but it can cause very silly behaviour. The effects are
pretty shortlived, from 20 minutes to an hour in which the person can have hallucinations, out of
body experiences, become an object, travel back in time, being in more places at once and
uncontrolled laughing. They just act silly and when the effects wear off they may have terrible
headable, bronchial irritability and insomnia. So it's really stupid to try this drug. It doesn't
cause euphoria or any of the good things other drugs too and you get terrible headaches and insomnia
in the bargain. So those who use it are just stupid, you're right. |
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Why are they stupid? Please, please let me know. Surely stupid would be making insulting, uninformed
statements with no backing or reasonable argument? |
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Unless you've tried it you're merely speculating its symptoms and why should anyone trust you if you
don't know from experience? (Salvia trips are mostly 3-10 minutes.)
I think if anyone wants credit arguing against salvia they must first admit they are stupid for
smoking it. |
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12 Mar 2008 00:15
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