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Drugs are good punk music is notI can see why people want to try hard drugs, these people make it seem like a truly amazing experience
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Curious as to what actually causes those reactions? Heroin is obvious, but what the fuck makes someone run around naked attacking people?I can see why people want to try hard drugs, these people make it seem like a truly amazing experience
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Awesome compilation. Whatever these drugs these people on makes them twist their bodies in some impossible positions.I can see why people want to try hard drugs, these people make it seem like a truly amazing experience
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Most likely Flakka, meth psychosis, too much crack…some of those guys looked like schizophrenics…the zombie were on fentanyl most likely…Awesome compilation. Whatever these drugs these people on makes them twist their bodies in some impossible positions.
These people probably already are mentally fucked, the drugs just amplify it. Or it could be something traumatic happened to them in their past and they have it in there subconscious, certain drugs will bring anything you haven't psychologically reconciled with and it will "for a lack of a better term" bring it to light.I never understood this behavior. I understand that each of us is different. However, at a fundamental level, a chemical reaction is a chemical reaction. Is human physiology really so unique amongst individuals that the exact same substance introduced to two different people can create a vastly different experience? I'm certain that for every one of these people, there are 10 who had no issues. I wonder what causes that? Aside from frequency of use and tolerance?