I read the new yorker essay and I can see it's just the same madness as a lot of America. In texas they've not even legalised the testing kits.
Like it obviously a scale if drug quite different yo anything seen before, extremely powerful and misunderstood, to a degree we've perhaps not seen before.
But the causes of these deaths are more complex and rooted in what is going on in society. A lot of other factors to do with general teen depression, family issues and so on.
I know that's a bit simplistic and surface level the way I've written it, but there you go.
It sort of reminiscent of the spice epidemic in Manchester a while back, although the issue there was less that people were dying and more that they were striking tgese odd zombie poses.
The more you read into this though, the more you do start to wonder about some kind of covert Chinese ops. I'm sure it's not that, but there's definitely a sniff of it.
Like it obviously a scale if drug quite different yo anything seen before, extremely powerful and misunderstood, to a degree we've perhaps not seen before.
But the causes of these deaths are more complex and rooted in what is going on in society. A lot of other factors to do with general teen depression, family issues and so on.
I know that's a bit simplistic and surface level the way I've written it, but there you go.
It sort of reminiscent of the spice epidemic in Manchester a while back, although the issue there was less that people were dying and more that they were striking tgese odd zombie poses.
The more you read into this though, the more you do start to wonder about some kind of covert Chinese ops. I'm sure it's not that, but there's definitely a sniff of it.