@parados,
parados wrote:oralloy wrote:Nope. There has been no evidence presented establishing that is a fact. We don't actually know whether the tox screen tested for Dextromethorphan.
Actually, we DO know they tested for it. You just don't want to admit it. The lab that did the testing lists the substances they test for.
http://www.nmslabs.com/services-forensic-toxicology/
I'll trust you on the claim that this is the lab that did the test, but to my knowledge this is the first time this link has been posted.
Absent time machines, it is unreasonable to act as if I knew about your link before you posted it.
Anyway, while their basic version of the test doesn't cover Dextromethorphan, it also doesn't cover a number of other prominent drugs either. And since they were testing for drugs, it is reasonable to presume that they chose one of the more expansive tests.
So I'll agree that Trayvon wasn't under the influence of dissociative hallucinogens when he assaulted Mr. Zimmerman.
parados wrote:oralloy wrote:Note also that Trayvon used dissociative hallucinogens. Plain ordinary hallucinogens are benign by comparison.
So dissociative hallucinogens are not hallucinogens in your world?
Not really. To me the word "hallucinogen" without the modifier "dissociative" would indicate the non-dissociative kind.
A regular hallucinogen makes everything look like a tie dye T-shirt or something, and you see lots of imaginary things that aren't really there. You also get your senses confused and blended with each other (or as Ozzy Osbourne once put it: "swallowing the colors of the sounds I hear").
A dissociative hallucinogen walls your conscious mind off from the rest of your brain. It makes you think you are standing outside your body controlling it by remote control. You also become convinced that you are not real, and the world is not real. And it prevents you from experiencing any pain.
The problem with dissociative hallucinogens comes from those last two. When people become convinced that the real world isn't actually real, sometimes they start engaging in some really messed-up criminal acts. And the inability to feel pain allows them to engage in levels of violence that seem almost superhuman.
The end result is police horror stories about unstoppable juggernauts that took a dozen shotgun blasts to the chest before they ended their rampage.
parados wrote:oralloy wrote:parados wrote:oralloy wrote:was carrying ingredients to brew even more dissociative hallucinogens,
Also a lie.
Nope. That's the truth. The truth isn't a lie, no matter how inconvenient you find it.
Another lie from you.
Nope. Trayvon was carrying two of the three ingredients for his recipe.
parados wrote:Trayvon Martin was carrying NO hallucinogens of any kind according to the police report. Not dissociative hallucinogens. Not dxm of any kind. No Robitusen. Nothing that could be considered a drug of any kind.
He was carrying the very two ingredients that he used to mix with his dissociative hallucinogens.
parados wrote:You can continue to repeat your lies but they are still lies.
The truth isn't a lie, no matter how inconvenient it is.
parados wrote:Until you show an official police document that lists something containing dxm that was found on Martin every time you claim he was carrying such an item you are simply repeating your lie. Every document I have seen lists no such items.
Feel free to cite any instance of me saying Trayvon was carrying Dextromethorphan
on him.
parados wrote:I find it interesting that you argue the lack of results finding dxm in his system proves a test wasn't conducted but the lack of dxm listed in the police documents somehow proves Martin was carrying that item.
Feel free to try to cite any instance of me making either argument.
Remember, "arguments that you only imagine me saying" don't count.
Only "arguments that I actually make" count.
parados wrote:oralloy wrote:Sure there is. Trayvon made it quite clear from his online postings that he was into concoctions involving "Poor Man's PCP".
And that proves nothing about the night in question.
Sure it does. It shows that Trayvon was into taking "Poor Man's PCP" mixed in certain concoctions.
And it is only one element of the evidence. There is also the fact that Trayvon was carrying ingredients for the very concoction that he was posting about.
parados wrote:Does your posting about guns 3 months ago prove you killed someone today? I don't think so, but you seem to think it would be proof.
Going from "having a gun" to "killing someone" is a bit of a leap.
But if I once posted about owning a certain type of gun, and there was then proof that on one night I was carrying ammo for that type of gun, it might be enough to justify a post on a messageboard concluding that I was carrying that gun on that night.
parados wrote:oralloy wrote:You can't show anything that I am even wrong about, much less intentionally and maliciously wrong about.
Actually, I can and did show you were maliciously wrong.
You haven't even showed that I am wrong, much less intentionally or maliciously so.
But your link to the lab was useful. I'll agree Trayvon was not on Dextromethorphan when he assaulted Mr. Zimmerman.
parados wrote:Unless you want to argue that you are really that stupid that you don't know that tea and skittles are not a dissociative hallucinogen.
It isn't that they are a dissociative hallucinogen. It is that Trayvon habitually
mixed Skittles and AriZona Watermelon Flavored Fruit Drink
with his dissociative hallucinogen.