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Mushroom Incidents Growing Fast
Posted on May 31st, 2008 by admin

The number if incidents with magic mushrooms where an ambulance had to be called out has risen dramatically. There were in total 149 incidents where an ambulance was called out because someone was unwell due to the hallucinogenic mushrooms. Thats 19% more than the 125 in 2006.

This news came from the figures of the GGD Amsterdam. The number of ‘paddo incidents’ has grown rapidly in Amsterdam in recent years. 80 of the victims really needed hospital treatment. Nine of those had to be kept in hospital.

All mushrooms with a hallucinogenic working will be banned very soon according to Minister Klink in April.

Mushrooms in dried form were already forbidden, but Klink wants the fresh form to also be illegal. Possession of mushrooms will also be illegal.

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guess why......because they are going to ban it and everyone wants to try before they become illegal.....fuck the government

If you compare the use rates in these periods with the number of accidents the ration of accidents/uses has gone down rather dramatically in this period. There's a reply about this (in dutch) on reddepaddo.nl

Not anyway near the amount of incidents requiring ambulances that ALCOHOL has caused! If they wanna talk about accidents, fights, disordely behaviour lets talk about fucking ALCOHOL.

Further proof that they actually don't give a shit about us and the imminent ban of mushrooms is NOTHING to do with our safety as it was NOTHING to do with our safety in England.

Anyone can grow mushrooms, pretty much anywhere. They open you mind in a way that means often you'll never be the same again- you have a broader and more acute perspective of life (unless your a simpleton).

THAT is why they are being banned. Anything that aids us in seeing through the phoney bullshit that surrounds us is a dangerous thing to those above us.

i wish idiots with fragile minds didn't take mushrooms - with their inadvertent help they are being eased ever closer to the chopping block