I Took PCP and Ate My Friend

[@VICE-TV]

More Hamilton's Pharmacopeia here: bit.ly/HAMILTONSPHARMACOPEIAyt

[@dannygreen592]

Get him tf off VICE!!!

[@icslush]

Keep him tf on VICE!!!

[@kbud3659]

Cops are the real bad guys

[@doodiewhompus6169]

@@dannygreen592 why don’t you get tf off Vice’s channel ? you don’t like it? downvote & move on… freedom of choice is a beautiful thing ✌️

[@buysncharge]

You guys still wokies or are you trying to be normal again?

[@antucoblack2652]

My uncle got high on PCP way back when and believed he was Spider-Man. He proceeded to exit the window of his apartment building on the 8th floor, attempting to climb the building...only to fall. He lived. Died decades later on skid row.

[@loudandproud9070]

I’m not dead. You just forgot about me.

[@xaviermartinez5116]

hard@@loudandproud9070

[@TimothyMcVay]

I'm surprised no one has mentioned the lovely photo you have of him as yr pfp. Who contacted your family to break the new, out of curiosity

[@moneymakerz6782]

If he survived that maybe he was Spider-Man😭

[@snek1967]

The hell he doin on skidrow?!! He needs help

[@joecool9739]

I miss when every Vice video had titles like this

[@DELT12]

Me to

[@alexaw373]

why? cause you're a transphobic "anti-woke" repubelican?

[@C.U.N.Tahiti]

I so badly want to comment on this but it’ll just get deleted. For all the same reasons that Vice is now bankrupt

[@joecool9739]

@@bill855 Vice has always been extremely left-wing goofball

[@nachashiesu-sophia]

​@@joecool9739 Extraordinarily disingenuous comment. Vice were not always anywhere near as ideologically entrenched as they are now.

[@TheBleetbleet]

"You might get naked and fight the police, but nothing that crazy" not even once 😂

[@shonniecoleman6026]

WTH how do folks do drugs.. I could never.

[@NatoshaEvans-d2i]

Facts

[@fattymayonnaise4717]

@@shonniecoleman6026Can’t understand neither, all these drugs like alcohol, pcp and meth really do be destroying people from inside.

[@shonniecoleman6026]

@@fattymayonnaise4717 right

[@Afroninja2025]

Drugs can make u forgot life, and just let go. Its like suicide but, u get to come to comeback@@shonniecoleman6026

[@jojobee42]

"You don't have to be a bad person to do criminal activities" ~ wise words!

[@susiekim5728]

then what is considered a bad person?

[@YaBoiShining]

@@susiekim5728 do you think smoking marijuana makes someone a bad person? That was once a criminal activity that is finally being recognized as less harmful than alcohol within the last 10 years.

[@damienbreslin5781]

@@susiekim5728 people that harm mentally or physicaly and would steal from less fortunate etc not someone trying to make money to support themselves or family. if they aint selling it em someone else will

[@currentcommerce4774]

that doesnt make them good people that doesnt even make most of them not bad people

[@damienbreslin5781]

@@currentcommerce4774 doesn't meen they ain't good people and it also doesn't make them bad people

[@9lkkjjiujjiuuu]

Wonder why they didn't make a Netflix special on this guy

[@xaviermartinez5116]

bird box***

[@reznov551]

Cause Jeffery had a habit of doing it and did it multiple times sober as well. This was one and done under the influence of drugs

[@Hawkeyes319]

@@reznov551crazy he did that stuff sober but had to get drunk to cut up bodies.

[@Sexy_Ma]

No Netflix special because he’s black and they would have to pay him. They rather make a special about the white girl who went to Africa and killed thousands of innocent black children I bet they paid her a million

[@clowns8421]

These crooked people want to stay under the radar.

[@connorm1181]

i find it super concerning that the a literal narcotics detective "has no idea" why anyone would use drugs. lmfao

[@MrsTessWren]

This

[@calebm9000]

Why? Constantly seeing how it fucks up lives, predictably, and then people STILL do it, is mind boggling. I don’t care how fucked up your mental state is, it’s like walking in front of a car and crying you got hit.

[@laur83]

@@calebm9000very uneducated take

[@sushiIabel]

people are stupid in general. a tool used wisely can be a good tool to have. i could never in good conscious recommend them to anyone but they exist and are available both rx & illicitly

[@PESCEKebabbaro]

@@calebm9000 well, governments still make wars even if we see the damage of it. The reasons for someone to do something isn't always understandable with only seeing the outcome, but a narcotic detective should know that

[@jaywhitaker1147]

That one Dude was spot on!!! Lurch was already sick in the head way before pcp, that just helped finally bring it out of him.

[@matamorosa]

Anything can be brought out of anyone with the right environment and preconditions. Not saying he wasn’t sick in the head

[@garrettsaulnier2651]

That’s an ignorant way to look at things.

[@lucien4980]

​@@garrettsaulnier2651how? If it's true.

[@zechariahcifuentes7002]

Dude was doing satanic rituals

[@DirtyDirkDiggler]

I mean, his name was “Lurch” … 🤔

[@andreakuipers6406]

Some lady got a 100 hours for stabbing her boyfriend 108 times after saying she was in a psychosis after smoking weed .

[@EAGLEVISION666]

yea schizos dont get in trouble , yup, nothing new.

[@_eriksson13]

Weed definitely doesn't do that to u it must have been K2

[@abcdeeer]

had to be synthetics

[@DerekBertrand-j4h]

Bath salts do that as well i hear. Marijuana absolutely will not do that. Bullsh*t ruling

[@therideneverends1697]

@@_eriksson13 Weed absolutely can do that to some people, Its VERY VERY VERY RARE, but in those rare people they can totally loose their minds. Its not to say that weed is bad, its not, its one of the safest drugs there is, BUT, because its a thing that can happen people should just be aware of it and the first time they try it be in the company of individuals who are sober and watching. From personal experience it absolutely makes me hallucinate, very strongly, but im also independently aware of the fact it is a hallucination and the experience is not unpleasent. I could absolutely understand how if a persons experience was unpleasent and they where not self aware something like that could happen

[@williamhornabrook8081]

Hamilton's Pharmacopeia was my favourite Vice series. It's really riveting and often the funniest show they had. It's all great, but I thought the final season was especially special.

[@SleepyLabrador-dp6em]

Is this an excerpt from one of the episodes?

[@goonerizm]

Literally the ONLY series I ever liked from VICE.

[@TimothyMcVay]

does he ever find the family in LA? Not familiar wit this ep

[@nothanks9503]

Guys the voice of reason for an illiterate country

[@rumpelstiltskin9729]

Too bad it’s basically impossible to find a way to watch. Hamilton could have been so much bigger if they made his content easy to find

[@Ei8hty9High]

00:55 "From PCP he ate somebody??? He was sick puppy from the get go then." "Too much zombie movies!" 😂😂

[@ThatGuy-sc5rx]

I was sort of nervous for hamilton there. They were getting pissed he was attacking their drug of choice and felt like he was insinuating they were some sickos. The funny thing is he casually talks about stripping down in psychosis and shooting people like its normal... Just not the cannibalism 😂

[@ricciread1184]

If you listen to his music he was already talking about doing stuff like this

[@emms_338]

😂

[@highmindedlowlife]

yeah idk i remember in high school some guy in my town ate his childs eyes. im pretty sure it was pcp it mightve been meth tho

[@Itsyrm8]

​@@ricciread1184yeah, lyrics like "got the pcp munchies bro"

[@umage7759]

Nothing will ever come close to Hamiltons Pharmacopia, it was so funny and informative at the same time, i wish there would be a 4th season

[@vickwicked4260]

I was a fan of Big Lurch and his work with the Cosmic Slop Shop. When we heard the news of what he did, we were all in disbelief. It was a stark warning to stay away from taking that drug.

[@TylerRamos-h2o]

There’s a lot of theories that he didn’t actually kill her that her boyfriend who was known to be abusive killed her and he stumbled upon her body while in psychosis on PCP and then proceeded to pull out her lungs

[@zaneplatt3533]

Yeah, it couldn't possibly be that a drug known for dramatically altering the state of someone's is what caused it 😂

[@TylerRamos-h2o]

@@zaneplatt3533 I was just bringing up a theory that’s out there but your response shows just about how intelligent you are.

[@johnstucker683]

Ahhh. Florida right?​@@donbusu

[@phuery__1764]

@@TylerRamos-h2o fam that's stupid lol

[@rudyrodriguez7609]

The real theory is that he over dosed and the dog ate her while he was on psychosis dude it's like the hangover movie part 4 or something

[@HonestDepression101]

I really dislike that cop. Just something about his personality rubs me the wrong way. Beyond him just being a cop that is.

[@rotorocker]

While it was a stupid question to ask why you think people do PCP, it's an equally stupid answer to say you have no idea; not only as it's common sense why people do, but even moreso that being your line of profession.

[@eugenefanboy4478]

​@@rotorockerI don't think he wanted to know why. I think he was asking the cop if he knew. Vice guy wanted to know if cop knows, he doesn't want an answer.

[@sepper100]

What rubbed me the wrong way is that he doesn't do it because he feels he is helping the community or whatever. He just wanted to be a "dope cop". He loves that "game". If he catches you, he doesn't even necessarily think you are a bad person. You might just be trying to feed your fam and stay out of the way. But to him, you are just another score. That's the life he chose. So in a way, he's not very different from those living the street life, saying "if I get caught, I get caught". But in the end, I think he's not even the worst. With this guy, you know what you get. If you play it smart and don't get caught by me, that's good on you. Basically what he says.

[@victordemarco01]

Yep, most cops are that way. Just arrogant assholes. He lives his life in black and white, there is no in-between. The in-between is where you find criminals. Ppl doing bad things for reasons we might or might not understand. He's the perfect cop bc he has no compassion.

[@multifaceteduser3405]

something is abit off with him

[@dtherealone]

Bobby lee- theo von took pcp and ran through a wall Theo von- I was actually putting pvc pipes in a wall

[@mrystalceth]

yeah man we had a dude back in my town who would eat someone

[@truetech4158]

@@mrystalceth They found the remains and the hidden PCP using Wallabot, ground penetrating radar behind the church to find the narcissism of the unmarked PCP, bodies in the trunk, the drugs behind the drywall sought, eaten up, he was consumed by the word salad of that entire bible that he bought.

[@newthrash1221]

A drug cop who doesn't understand why people use drugs. Does he know how stupid that sounds?

[@BROKEasfFORNOW]

He was meaning pcp specifically

[@jarrettgardner0628]

No he did not mean phencyclidine only… Typical ignorant narcotic cop that only views the world in black & white good vs evil right or wrong etc, etc “Laws change, Epps. Universal truths are constant.”

[@maajyyn]

HE ALSO saiiid he cant speak for anyone else and the reason why he doesn't do drugs. I agree though, he should know.

[@liamjohnson3360]

Why do people do drugs?

[@jarrettgardner0628]

No he didn’t mean phenecyclidine only… Typical “dope cop” that only sees in black or white, right or wrong, good or evil… Drug use & humans are always more multilayered & complicated than a simple “right or wrong” dichotomy. But of course he doesn’t stop to think why do people use in the first place & how can I help these people? Rather than just blindly follow the lead of past administrations & generations arrest & throw the drug user in prison Just for the cycle to repeats itself time & time again year after year decade after decade… The criminalization of drug use has been proven in countless studies that criminalizing drug use over public health based alternatives hasn’t and will continue to never be the solution. Laws change but universal truths are constant…

[@zefsam]

I started watching Hamilton in middle school. I’m into my 4th year of collage now and I’m so glad he’s still informing me.

[@the_local_bigamist]

no disrespect intended but he's a clown. there are far better resources for educating yourself when it comes to drugs.

[@sakn104]

@@the_local_bigamist name 2

[@shaunandrews6313]

that detective guy need to smoke a joint and chill

[@jdogsful]

yeah and not for one second do i believe he is a good, non corrupt person.

[@marquisethomas5611]

Yeah, he'd give you a jay walking ticket

[@kdotbruz]

nah bro he seemed chill enough for a guy that is straight edge. he wanted to be a cop all his life and thats what he did. he literally said you don't have to be a bad person to perform criminal acts. he also said he gets why people do drugs, and implied that its just his job to catch them is all.

[@jdogsful]

@@kdotbruz yeah, cool act. I see a dude with a stick up his ass that imagines hes the hero. "did you know he had her heart in his armpit? "really" ".... or so i was told..." "no i didnt hear that. ive been pen pals with him for years.." "..."

[@shaunandrews6313]

dudes as tense as a criminal at the police station , hes gonna snap one day @@kdotbruz

[@ashleyerin7069]

I once did Molly and ate out my friend..It's almost the same thing🤷🏼‍♀️

[@dukeofhoagies]

Niiiiiceeee

[@DoubleG7793]

Pics or it didn't happen hahaha

[@RDouble745]

😂

[@dawngallagher9662]

Lucky girl 🥰

[@dmystify1381]

thats ok,we all did,shis quite tangy.

[@AceExoticZ]

More of these videos please. Hamilton is such a good host.

[@michaelt.1161]

3:15 I’m no chemist, but Blue and red actually doesn’t make green… it makes purple

[@joanm9839]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@infini1970]

PCP was a very quick downfall during my teen years. I ended up in rehab thankfully but in the end I could not even talk right anymore.

[@MZ-zu7wk]

I'll tell you why people use PCP. It's a very numbing high, a lot like alcohol but cleaner, more psychedelic, and less hangover. My wife passed away in 2016 and I went down a dark path. When I tried dust for the first time, it was like she was back with me. It actually gave me some closure. I don't mess with drugs anymore, but I can see why it's addictive. You always here these horror stories, but it was a positive experience for me the few times I tried it. I'd still recommend to stay away from any and all drugs, including alcohol because it makes life so much better to be sober.

[@MrsTessWren]

Many dissociatives are very useful in the way you describe. I get the instant release DXM for times I can’t snap out of a depression and it can help a lot. Like how we hear about ketamine therapy now. So sorry about your wife😿😭 Hoping you’re healing and sending you lots of love💖✨

[@MZ-zu7wk]

@@MrsTessWren Yep, I first tried DXM after my first break-up as a teen. I felt hopeless and worthless, which led me to some self destructive behavior. It gave me this feeling of "everything is going to be okay", and it was. Oh and thank you for your kind words. I know it's just a KZbin comment, but you have no idea how much it means. Stuff like that really makes life better. I hope everything is good with you as well! Good luck with everything and stay safe!

[@greenlodge]

"My whole life I wanted to be a dope cop." Riiiiight, and that's not alarming in and of itself...

[@DetroitMicroSound]

I have a late friend who ate far too much jimsonweed, and tried to dig up all the concrete in his mom's basement floor, trying to find "all the animal bodies". He was stopped by his mother, whom he did not recognize at the moment she shouted his name from just a few feet away, even though he looked directly at her face. He spent some time in the hospital because of it, and while there, was "visited numerous times by this naked girl, just in sparking silver rollerskates" who rode out of the TV screen, sat down next to him on the bed, and started fooling around sexually. Several times even with his girlfriend sitting in the room (It was the mid 1990's, and we were all going to rave parties a lot.) His girlfriend broke up with him because of it all, then went off to college, but wouldn't tell him which school she decided on. He was never the same kid I knew, after that. It changed his brain chemistry forever, I believe.

[@spicygal8564]

What's jimson weed

[@bloodsweatandbeers4684]

​@@spicygal8564Datura. A deliriant. Like DPH. Easy to cause brain damage.

[@DetroitMicroSound]

Jimsonweed is Datura Stramonium (A Nightshade) It contains atropine and Scopolamine. Very dangerous stuff. Don't eat it!!!!! @@spicygal8564

[@hoyabembe8858]

@@spicygal8564datura

[@sarabeauty18]

@@spicygal8564Datura

[@jamaljames2578]

Always watching from Georgetown Guyana south America 🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾

[@spicecd]

I remember this but don't remember the heart part. My friend knew the victim as Pocahontas and said she was one of the nicest people you could know. RIP

[@JoelMathew-qk1qh]

Psychedelics are just an amazing discovery. It's quite fascinating how effective they are for depression and stress..saved my life.

[@Heisenberg-35]

Psychedelics definitely have potential to deal with health issues like anxiety and depression, I would like to try them but it's just hard to source out here.

[@calebsarah9985]

I'm feeling the same way too. I put so much on my plate and it definitelv affects mv stress and anxietv levels

[@JordanRike]

I was having this constant and unbearable anxiety because of university stress. Not until I came across Ted Winston, a very intelligent mycologist, He saved my life honestly.

[@anitaknothy7572]

How do I reach out to him? Is he on insta

[@Edgarasmiskinis]

HE’S MOSTLY ON INSTA , USING THE USERNAME

[@BrittanyRenee219]

Finally. Hamilton has returned

[@stayclassybeautiful4530]

In 2004, a year after being arrested for the murder of his roommate, Tynisha Ysais, Big Lurchs' (Antron Singleton) music label (MCA Records/3XL Entertainment) released his first soundtrack and changed the name of it to "Its all bad". They also made a documentary about his crime called "Drugs made me do it". On the cover of the soundtrack is a picture of Big Lurch in a suit, holding a tray with a 'heart' on it. What an absolutely Disgraceful way to exploit this horrific tradedy to make money for themselves. Big Lurch received nothing but the life sentence with no parole jail sentence, he deserves. My heart goes out to the family of Tynisha.

[@MrWicked61671]

“It’s angel dust, holmes!”😂

[@FizzBuzz-ce9wz]

I've watched people smoke PCP and go crazy, get naked, become part of the ground, climb trees, you name it. It's a very serious drug, but eating someone is really crazy.

[@mikescorpio13]

we used to call this (mess) in the 90s around Montreal. My buddies were into it but since i only tried acid once i said ok.... it started with the tv being pictures only instead of moving,got up to walk and just couldnt remember how my friend had to walk me to the car... backseat bad trip imagining cops shooting at us while my high AF driver friend was running over people frontyards at 5 PM.... good ol days but never took PCP again in my whole life.

[@wwondertwin]

This is the Vice content we need.

[@nychris2258]

That narc cop is so freakin textbook... never does drugs, never drinks, because he always wanted to be a narc... yet he cultivates a look as if he's some sort of hard dude.

[@tpsin713]

dying breed i hope. Doesn't know how backwards he looks to the world outside his cubicle!

[@ThatGuy-sc5rx]

If he does undercover work he probably is a hard dude. A bit rigid and intense a guy for sure but you gotta respect his discipline and commitment to his calling even if its misled.

[@mitchellgould7405]

substance use/ abuse does not make one hard.

[@nychris2258]

@@mitchellgould7405 That depends on a lot of factors... but living a life of complete abstenence and then spending your career busting people for stuff you have no personal experience with certainly doesnt make you hard. It makes you a dip-sh*t.

[@co8539]

@@nychris2258 uhhh I don’t think you need personal experience with shooting heroin in order to arrest the people supplying a drug that kills millions..

[@Mabu_T_Lusse]

“You might get naked,fight a cop,shoot someone but nothing crazy” -sick ass foo

[@MrsTessWren]

😹🎯

[@Lu_Cidtrip]

shout out all the homies supporting VICE... you a real one

[@juanoro-barcenas79495]

This story with Big Lurch sounds like something out of a horror movie. Horror core at its scariest.

[@ActuallyHoudini]

i really doubt he did it.

[@Kean_Truthteller]

Who the heck is Big lunch

[@chadjames7179]

I wonder if he ever got so high and ate a bunch of poop.

[@GlobalFolkloreShorts]

He Also have some really bizzare songs .... check it out!

[@deebonanno3165]

The victims mother doesn't believe he did it

[@washingmachine009]

vice is so back

[@igorgonzo4242]

Listened the whole interview with the cop on Hamiltons podcast. It's fascinating

[@TimothyMcVay]

Here on yt ?

[@GoxSilly]

What’s his podcast I’d listen to that

[@UnKnown-eu2rw]

What is the podcast called?

[@igorgonzo4242]

@UnKnown-eu2rw it's The Hamilton Morris podcast, pcp cop episode, somebody deleted comment with a link to episode. I've listened to it on spotify.

[@dlaroc]

I grew up in Cleveland in 90s and wet/pcp was really big there on the eastside. I smoked it almost every day for a bout a year. Got "stuck' at least 5 times. I know someone who bricked his own cousin in the head while he was on it. Ive done a lot of stuff in my day and that by far the craziest substance. I understand why people flip out on it. Feels like everything is slow motion and youre walking under water. The last time i smoked it, i kept blacking out. One min im in the car, next thing im in the living room. Truly scary. Glad i got away from that stuff.

[@YoungDirtyMexicanOfficially]

can you please describe your trips in more detail.

[@kristianbonis483]

I used to smoke pcp we’d dip cigarettes in it and it was like smoking paint thinner the smell was so intense I remember one time I thought I was walking up these stairs to go use the bathroom and I though I had went up the stairs like three times but I never moved I had a full outter body experience. So glad that stuff is behind me

[@littlefishiesinthese]

3:50 With all due respect to this man, I think it's incredibly important to have empathy and understanding for how and why people get involved with drugs to be a good narcotics cop. You'd think in all his years of experience he'd have some more insight other than "idk" and "I've never used any kind of substance".

[@harashe1000]

Cops just don't care in my experience-- a lot of them don't seem to be in it to actually help the community and seem to prefer the thrill/power trip (esp since there's no way this guty doesn't know fellow cops who are breaking the law). Otherwise they would be championing a lot more community programs and services if only to make their own jobs safer/easier

[@BrokenValentine-333]

@@harashe1000 Most are definitely in for the sole thrill of it. So many cops here in Chicago were/had gang ties and only switched to the force to get the power leverage of the law on their side.

[@markjmarkjack]

Reading the comments I had no idea so many people did PCP...

[@ceedee-z2q]

In the DC metro area incredibly fun 30+ years ago. Did see a lot of people suffer long term consequences like some dude at my work who didn't show up for 3 days and turned out he was lunched out to the max and looked hella fried even a week later. Saw another dude run 5+ miles to high school and proceed to go on a rampage looking to beat up teachers. I did LOVE coming home from high school to Pink Floyd 'Live at Pompeii' and smoking vast quantities of love boat.

[@robhill4352]

Still find that black bag in Hartford. Green in New Haven.

[@dfgfdfdfgdgdfg1431]

I don't think PCP is produced anymore, or maybe it still is in certain areas but u can't even find it on the dark web drug market. But there are many PCP analogs still being produced to skirt the law and some are very similar in terms of effects. There's a subreddit called r/dissociatives where u can find many people who use these if ur curious

[@BigFrogg]

Imagine waking up in a cold cell with the mother of all come downs and no recollection of the night before, only to get told that you did… this

[@ΚρανίΩ]

Don't do drugs i guess 🤷‍♂️

[@Dr.gobshite]

I've been shermed out of my mind and never had violent tendencies.

[@dannygreen592]

Right?! Same that's why I'm saying there had to be something else.

[@mezzmerizerr]

@@dannygreen592 it was a conspiracy by his manager (from what i've read) i've also gotten wet quite a few times and never violent

[@PigeonHoot]

Yeah and plenty of people that do lsd are chill and nice, but when certain people with psychological issues take it, they stop seeing others as humans and become violent and a hazard for those who like living. You cant say because it hasn't happened to you that it cant to someone els.

[@mezzmerizerr]

@@PigeonHoot that wasn’t the point I was making at all, PCP is synonymous with killing and eating people in the US, and the actual stories of that happening aren’t as straightforward as you’d think. I was making a point about how the drug gets a bad rap in the public view, never in my statement did I say anything close to “it’s impossible because it hasn’t happened to me” I simply stated that I haven’t experienced said phenomenon that most think is common

[@r.b.r.b.8713]

Yall some clucks

[@lordschwarzkopf5839]

Is this from a longer documentary?

[@jojobee42]

There are so many crazy stories about PCP ~ I always knew I'd never touch it, and wouldn't even party with people if I knew they're on it. Just one of those drugs to *for sure* avoid..

[@nickawilliams5175]

My paw said he did PCP way back in his days and felt the urge to want to jump out of the window. A friend of his told him not to do so he didn't. Why ppl do drugs is a mystery to me.

[@megahoemaniac3512]

You spend your entire working life busting drug dealers and addicts, and it never occurs to you to ask the question, why? Why do people choose to do such damaging drugs? Why are so many people addicted? I don't understand a mind that doesn't ever ask why. Must be nice to have such a one-dimensional thought process. The perfect cop.

[@toom8rs15]

Check the mirror

[@dylantedlock]

Dude looks like he drinks and smokes lol..

[@musaka2022]

You want him to give a definitive answer for other peoples mindstates? And for what reason? Purely justification?

[@dabalishis1585]

There are more alcohol related deaths then any other hard drug in America. Alcohol is addictive and way more harmful but we drink it because we like to party. Them crackheads just like to party on a different man

[@megahoemaniac3512]

​@@musaka2022 the difference between how the police work now and what I want is the difference between a retributive justice system and a restorative justice system. Retributive justice is an eye for an eye. You know, kids stuff. And a restorative justice system attempts to understand the cause of the problem first and foremost, and THEN address it through some form of rehab. Aberrant behavior is well-researched. There's a mountain of hard data to show A.) there is no such thing as free will, neuroscience has demonstrated this to be true. We have willpower, to varying degrees, depending on the circumstances, but nothing like freewill, which our judicial system and economy are founded on, this belief in something that literally doesn't exist. And B.) Depending on your circumstances as a child, we know that certain factors will and do effect where you wind up in life. We can statistically predict with shocking accuracy where a child will wind up in life just based on things like race, gender, and most importantly, class. So, punishing people for having already been punished by life is barbaric and childish. Addicts need help, not punishment. If you want less aberrant behavior in your community, invest in your community. Free college, high paying jobs, vacation pay, paid parental leave, better roads, schools, public housing etc.

[@Mechveteran011]

Dude: "Ive been pen pals with him for years" Interviewer: ... *blinks* ... "Really?"

[@robert48044]

I caught that

[@stevengardner9564]

His song with Mac Dre "Fire" is an absolute banger

[@bobhope4949]

I did pcp once, came to the conclusion life was just an ant farm and I broke through the plastic…… my friends front door and started running home escaping the system……. Then I realized, that’s a long ass walk and I’m in no condition to make it, so then I went back to my friends couch and bugged him to take me home every five minutes, then when he final did I called him back saying no way I can be alone right now lol, never again

[@BrokenValentine-333]

I mean you're kinda right..

[@MrCmon113]

Sounds like you got a bit too much. Same thing could happen with alcohol.

[@RealCanadanMan]

" i dont smoke I dont drink, never had" LMFAOOOOO YEAHHHHHHHH RIIIIIGHTTTTT BUDDY.....

[@maxc2959]

3:33 So this guy uses the law as a moral guide to life? I'm sure he would have opposed laws enforcing segregation had he lived during the 1950s. I'm sure he would have fought against Nazism if he lived in Germany during the 1930s. I'm sure he would have spoke out against the war on drugs and laws that create criminals... oh wait... he's just a militant pawn with a false sense of elevated purpose.

[@chickentoucher55]

I don’t even know how his brain thinks that through and thinks ya that’s good guidance

[@T.C.M.Y.T]

@@chickentoucher55likely comes from a place of wanting to feel superior like everything else

[@xMXWLx]

this shouldve been a longer video and actually had a interview with lurch

[@williamrobinson8859]

I remember that story! That's crazy to be that high.

[@youwereonceacreampie260]

I thought there was a comma in the title and that it wasn't so bad. "I took PCP and ate, my friend."

[@PantawanMangkan]

Psychedelics saved me from years of uncontrollable depression, anxiety, smoking, and illicit pills addiction. Imagine carving heavy chains for over a decade and then all of a sudden that burden is gone. Believe it or not, in a couple of years they'll be all over for treatment of mental health related issues.

[@SchimdAlessio]

Psilocybin is legal in some states and mushroom therapy is allowed in many states as a legitimate medical treatment. So I believe soon it'll be globally used as a treatment for anxiety, depression, and more.

[@SurprisedFruitBowl-qj9oy]

To be honest, mushrooms are one of the most amazing things on the planet and it is natural, they serve in many ways not only for mental related issues.

[@CapucineLeroy-bh7zp]

Can you help me with a reliable source I would really appreciate it. Many people talk about mushrooms and psychedelics but nobody talks about where to get them. It is very hard to get a reliable source here in New Zealand. Really need!

[@JohannaKoch-dh7vt]

Yes, Sporeville. I had the same experience with anxiety, depression, PTSD, and addiction... Mushrooms definitely made a huge difference to why I'm clean today.

[@KathrineKassandra]

I wish they were readily available in my place. Microdosing was my next plan of care for my husband. He's 59 & has many mental health issues plus probably CTE & a TBI that left him in a coma 8 days. It's too late now I had to get a TPO as he's 6'6 300+ pound homicidal maniac. He's constantly talking about killing someone. He's violent. Anyone reading this Familiar w/ BPD knows if it is common for an obsession with violence.

[@floozyspeak]

This content is so so so so so good. Like fresh beyond fresh. Its funny all of his content skyrockets the further and further society like destroys basically context. In the future, people WILL TAKE DRUGS and watch these shows. There will be a new high called- residual realization, we trip out on the obvious in our own tendencies while we admit its lovely design hahahah

[@HelloThisIsAva]

I love Hamilton his vibes are immaculate … definitely in my dream blunt rotation 😊

[@MrCmon113]

Hamilton is definitely the kind of entity you want to encounter on a trip.

[@mallarieluvsgirls]

trauma is why people do drugs. imagine feeling so terrible inside, you’d do this to forget it. that’s sad.

[@goodsamaritan4521]

You guys reuploaded this

[@Zaybreeze]

I’m intrigued now. I want to see a whole documentary about the family who started it in LA and how it spread

[@MrsTessWren]

Same same!

[@burningtank160]

It's almost like drugs are bad or something

[@memegazer]

mmm kay

[@MrsTessWren]

😹

[@goochi5544]

NOW HE'S FRIENDLESS

[@DEVINdevdev]

Lurch has incredible songs. unique af

[@icytimboslyce7939]

I'm from the land of the wet ciGareTTe, already boy Houston That's bout it

[@sheeeitmayn4384]

PCP is actually an awesome trip, but you gotta know when to put it down. It can be so dissociating to a degree of hypermania you lose bodily sensation after using so much, you lose touch with reality and somepeople get bad psychosis. I've never had a bad pcp trip though. They've always been either super weird, or super positive.

[@jonathanz.9675]

Reminds me of that stuff, salt maybe, that had people walking around with their guts hanging out of their stomach but still having a good time

[@elmolewis9123]

Luckily, superior minds like yours could handle it. smh

[@edgarallenhoe4656]

who wakes up one day and decides yea I’m gonna try pcp

[@skezr_]

@@edgarallenhoe4656 people who enjoy dissociatives

[@skezr_]

It's special and oddly comforting but yeah not something you want to binge on whatsoever. Also helps to have fairly extensive experience with dissociatives.

[@Xativaablntss]

I love anything that has Hamilton in it. Wish he had his personal show 💯

[@oliviergagnon2592]

He has ! its called Hamilton Pharmacopedia. Pretty sick show actually

[@mikenoface]

Craig from Friday: "How come you don't like Hector?" Hector: "ISS ANGEL DUST HOLLLMMES!! hahahaha" Smokey: "Fck Hector".

[@AlistairCalvert]

No one wants to end up buck naked in debo’s pigeon coop 😂

[@marsrover001]

That cop seems lame AF. Spending your whole life without trying anything cause you just wanna hurt people trying to have a good time.

[@OddWoz]

Yup. He’s the type that could convince himself he’s right about anything.

[@Kee2Oz]

The other way to look at it, is that drug dealers don't care anything their customer who is 'just trying to have a good time' or who has a crippling addiction. They see their customers as money. So, you can be hurt by a cop or killed by a drug dealer.

[@maestrovso]

It never ceases to amaze me human's propensity to self-destroy the one and only lives we have. Drug wars or decriminalization of their use will never slow these tragedies. Fortunately for me, none of my family, relative, or close friend are junkies nor involved in drugs.

[@anthonyhenderson8632]

Damn yall got Lurch on here!!!? This is gonna be good.

[@TIENxSHINHAN]

This is the most famous man to come out of the Frazier Courts/415 East Dallas Projects

[@sebp400]

4:37 ''sir, please remove your hand, I won't tell you their name!''

[@christianmohr2993]

Put him BACK ON SPOTIFY

[@thewinterwoods]

That cops seems like a huge douche, and I got the impression Hamilton didn't like the dude either. If you throw people in prison over nonviolent offenses and have zero conflicts about it, that's a lack of empathy right there.

[@MrCmon113]

He's the most delusional out of all of Hamilton's interviewies despite being the most sober.

[@pieter-baspeppelenbosch1078]

btw vice this is the typeof content we want

[@jaytripoli2057]

"my whole life I wanted to be a cop". .... That spends a majority of his time being a criminal....... That has never allegedly consumed drugs or alcohol but is obsessed and claims to be an expert on people who do and manufacture and distribute them. There is no justification for this

[@trippallen9268]

He just didn't inhale 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂smh

[@joeblow229]

PCP is one of the only drugs I've never encountered in my lifetime, I didn't realize anyone was even making it past 1985.

[@WeylandLabs]

The title of this and the first 10 seconds is -🤣

[@Thisisaweirdthing2makeusdo]

That title is wild 😂😂

[@cadillacblack6488]

😮I have heard too many tales to count of people having 'wack attacks' and doing unspeakable things. I knew three personally: One was a guy we'll call Red. Him and another guy were in the trap house with two females. Red and his partner were wacked out, don't know if the females were. They were on separate sofas getting sucked up by these females when Red suddenly took his pistol and shot the girl doing him in the top of her head. He ended up wrapping her in carpet or rug and left her body in the trunk of her car somewhere. A couple of weeks later he was arrested and is in prison right now serving 50 years. A young man we'll call Dee was what they call a 'wethead', which is somebody whose drug of choice is PCP. Everyday you could find him walking around the hood like a zombie. One night him and a friend of his had got wacked out, and his friend stabbed him in the stomach. He ran to the house of somebody he knew and the called an ambulance. As the EMTs were getting ready to put the him in the ambulance, strapped to the gurney of course, his friend came running from between the houses and started stabbing him repeatedly. The EMTs jumped in the ambulance and drove off. While Dee's friend was stabbing him, he's supposedly kept telling Dee to get up so they could go get some more wet to smoke. The last one I got directly from the person that experienced it, my sister-in-law's brother, T. He has moved to Kansas City from the small town in the Mississippi delta where he grew up. I lived in Kansas City wet is just a easy to find as weed, and it seemed to me that most people who smoke weed have tried it at least once. One day T decided he wanted to see what it was about. He had a few cousins who loved it, so much that the only time the smoked weed was if it was dipped. He bought two $10 sticks. After the first one he didn't feel anything, and decided to fire up the second one. Mind you, one $10 stick is enough for 3 or 4 people to get high. He made it almost halfway through the second one before the high kicked in, and he had a 'wack attack' that lasted 10 years. When i first met him, he was about 6 months into it. My sister-in-law and her mom had just brought him back to Mississippi. She said they had to put the child locks on the back door so he wouldn't jump out on the highway. He was stuck on Mike Tyson needing his help, and kept trying to jump out the car. He walked around all day talking about Mike Tyson this and that. You could talk to him and he would carry on for a minute or so before it was back to Mike Tyson. This was 1996. I ended up in Kansas City in 2009 with my brother. T pulled up to the house the first day I was there in a dark green Mercedes and when he came in this house he was completely normal. He remembered who I was and everything. A couple of months later we were riding and I told him I was surprised he remembered me because when i met him he was wacked tf out. I how he got like that and he told me the story I'm relaying now. I asked how long he was like that, and said 10 years. Then one day he woke up and it was over. Just like that. Imagine being high, and not liking it, wishing and praying it would go way, for ten years! and then one it's just gone. z To this day he doesn't want anything to do with anything you have to smoke. If somebody forgets and reaches a blunt to him, they won't forget again, just from the look on his face. You hear these kind of stories all of the time about people high on PCP. In cities like Dallas, Houston, Kansas City, L.A., Memphis, D.C. where it's popular you could do a random survey in the hood and you won't have to ask very many before you hear stores a lot crazier than these two.

[@MathiusThatBe]

"You're a crip, I'm a blood, it's green now." that's hard

[@PEACEOUTPAT]

it happens

[@anubisgodofdeath5992]

this man is in jail off a pcp induced murder and there is somone in my area who stabbed her boyfriend over 100 times and isnt even going to spend time in jail

[@IsaacRayMusicChannel]

Real life breaking bad with that pcp lab lol

[@yateswebb]

1:31 “at least that’s what I was told” sums up everything you need to know about Vice journalism

[@turkeyman631]

These are the breaking VICE stories we used to love VICE for

[@deanruthlessrecords]

Cosmic Slop Shop was an amazing album!!!

[@alexandria3004]

The detective humbled that intellectual.

[@SMbased]

im confused why you are interviewing the Santa Monica 13 member? they do know about PCP tho. SM used to be called 'wet city' especially up on 16th and michigan ave.

[@john_maxhamed]

I used to see lurch all the time in Sacramento as a kid he was a popular local rapper and seemed like a nice guy this is crazy

[@spazzinvader9083]

Probably that cop set him up

[@brandonharris9160]

Did he actually do it or was he framed

[@natedawg9890]

Dear Mr. Morris, We need more pharmacopeia shows !!

[@aldali724]

Bro wtf I just spent all of yesterday listening to Big Lurch and Cosmic Slop 💀 what a coincidence

[@destroymalefeminists]

ur late bro

[@nickdiaz4116]

Ngl Whoever made that title in Vice bruh that's crazzzzzy

[@worldbaz147]

PCP ( with Power Comes great Possibilities)😂. Too much Zombie movies foo😂

[@MrsTessWren]

Lol😹 I said same about zombie flicks being the problem

[@banks5162]

This drug was invented by a guy named Cornell Jones from Washington DC in the 1970's. He brought it to L.A. Him and a homie were soaking parsley with the liquid (embalming fluid) at first. They couldn't keep up with the demand with parsley and had an idea. Let's soak it on marijuana, and see what happens. The testing ground was the Sursum Corda projects in N.W DC. After seeing the first reaction, they told people if they could smoke it and keep their clothes on, they could have it for free. Growing up in the DMV in the early and late 80's, this drug tore the city and surrounding suburbs apart. People pulling their teeth out with pliers and putting their baby in the oven!......wild shhhhh Cornell was interviewed on American Gangster.

[@jaimeortega4940]

The "dope cop" was lying when he said he never did drugs.