@buwuhuwu You do not. As you wish. And don't be a peasant and ask for a link. If a link existed the information would have zero value. Links are for the sheep. Do some f**ing research.
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The Chinese Government has created a revolutionary drug called DY-XJ U. It has absolutely zero effects on physiology or consciousness. People behave normally. It has zero side effects, except one: Once ingested, the urge to re-ingest, approximately 24 hrs later, becomes extreme
@sayahh22 There are zero effects, except an overwhelming need, forever after, to re-dose once a day.
@kkanoee Use your head.
@feed_your_headd Nope
@mesmerized_life Imagine what a government might do with a drug like this....
@One_T_ Lol
@SchmuelDavid Thank you for inferring it.
@PELock No. There's nothing true about it.
@ClownWo50602519 No. No change in behavior at all.
@XRP_Baghead Xanax changes consciousness. You can feel it. Nothing to feel with this drug.
For those who asked "What's the point?": Imagine a government that could control a population using drugs (been done before) without having to deal with the side effects or changes in society brought on by the drugs. That drug would be the most valuable substance on earth.
@china_zombie Of course. The full name of the drug, shifted right one key is: " FUCK U". An accident? I think not. The Chinese are coming. Soon. Eat no Chinese food; no fortune cookies; no Tsing Tao beer. And no cunillingus with Chinese women.
@Wholesaledailey Good friends within Chinese Pharmaceutical research programs.
@craig_krull Doesn't it now.
@sharkman9k Yes
@ThatCoolCat5 Yes
@d4rn0tt It is common knowledge, at least as reported by the press, that I own multiple experimental chemical labs in Southern China. If anyone would know it would be me.
@Desi10g Exactly
@aboutarcher @china_zombie True
@BisserTweet Word
@YouAreDreaming Word
@BoredClinically You bet
@needabunker No. You can actually feel (and see) the effects of oxycontin.
@Crapplefratz Yes
@The_Vlad_Tepes None
@JanWilk_echo Population control