Method The benefits of living in a third world country

[IfHeDiesHeDies]

I have been reading many stories about people having difficulties getting the peaceful meds to exit and I feel bad for you guys. The only good thing about living in a shithole country like Cambodia is I can just walk in certain pharmacies and get what I want and more. I could possibly get a dr to oversee that i pass peacefully if i pay him enough( which is still very little from a first world perspective).

 

[MEoDP]

Not related to trying to CTB(yes,we indeed have it hard on that notion. in my case,even more so because of our psychotic president),but being able to pirate entertainment(movies,video games,TV shows,anime,etc.)with impunity is definitely an advantage I enjoy. Piracy here is treated similar to how hard drugs are treated in countries with drug decriminalization laws. Technically still not legal,but law enforcement will not go out of their way to seek out and punish you.

EDIT: I can't speak for other 3rd world countries,but here where I live,our access to resources(for average people like me)are very limited.

 

[IfHeDiesHeDies]

Not related to trying to CTB(yes,we indeed have it hard on that notion. in my case,even more so because of our psychotic president),but being able to pirate entertainment(movies,video games,TV shows,anime,etc.)with impunity is definitely an advantage I enjoy. Piracy here is treated similar to how hard drugs are treated in countries with drug decriminalization laws. Technically still not legal,but law enforcement will not go out of their way to seek out and punish you.

EDIT: I can't speak for other 3rd world countries,but here where I live,our access to resources(for average people like me)are very limited.

What country is that if you don't mind me asking?

 

[MEoDP]

Philippines.

Of course,its entirely possible that the problem I mention is only limited to specifically where I live and not the entire country,but these are just my observations. I could still be wrong.

 

[IfHeDiesHeDies]

Philippines.

Of course,its entirely possible that the problem I mention is only limited to specifically where I live and not the entire country,but these are just my observations. I could still be wrong.

I see. I understand bribery is rampant in the Philippines, couldn't you grease some palms to get what you need. I know people in thailand, laos and indonesia pretty much being able to get their hands on things that kill them five times over. is it because of Duturte that your country is so strict on drugs?

 

[akosineenee]

Philippines.

Of course,its entirely possible that the problem I mention is only limited to specifically where I live and not the entire country,but these are just my observations. I could still be wrong.

On top of the restrictions, one needs to take into account one's circle of influence. Sometimes you just need the right connection and the price. Corruption is rampant and money talks. I for one lacks both. You and I share the same observations my friend. And fuck that psychotic president.

 

[akosineenee]

I see. I understand bribery is rampant in the Philippines, couldn't you grease some palms to get what you need. I know people in thailand, laos and indonesia pretty much being able to get their hands on things that kill them five times over. is it because of Duturte that your country is so strict on drugs?

Yes. There was a period wherein if you're implicated/suspected of dealing or abusing drugs, you're a dead man walking.

 

[MEoDP]

I see. I understand bribery is rampant in the Philippines, couldn't you grease some palms to get what you need. I know people in thailand, laos and indonesia pretty much being able to get their hands on things that kill them five times over. is it because of Duturte that your country is so strict on drugs?

89cappy_neenee summed it up nicely.

and yeah,Duterte is the major factor. Its why my dad and I had to stop our weekly recreational weed use(he's one of the few who understands that weed is not the fucking devil.)

@89cappy_neenee

Through sheer luck,I did manage to get to know a few "connections" but the main value of it is being able to cheat in college,having someone do papers for me. I did once try to ask my main contact(guy whose providing that "college work" for a price) if he knew a dealer,and while he did,pretty much all of them stopped and had to lay low(some have apparently gotten killed or sent to prison)ever since Duterte started his reign.

I know at least 2 possible people who could get me the goods(Just weed however. there's Meth/Shabu too but I've already tried it and have no further interest in playing with it. sucks that the market is limited where I live),but I'm refraining from taking action at the moment due to the risks.

 

[akosineenee]

89cappy_neenee summed it up nicely.

and yeah,Duterte is the major factor. Its why my dad and I had to stop our weekly recreational weed use(he's one of the few who understands that weed is not the fucking devil.)

@89cappy_neenee

Through sheer luck,I did manage to get to know a few "connections" but the main value of it is being able to cheat in college,having someone do papers for me. I did once try to ask my main contact(guy whose providing that "college work" for a price) if he knew a dealer,and while he did,pretty much all of them stopped and had to lay low(some have apparently gotten killed or sent to prison)ever since Duterte started his reign.

I know at least 2 possible people who could get me the goods(Just weed however. there's Meth/Shabu too but I've already tried it and have no further interest in playing with it. sucks that the market is limited where I live),but I'm refraining from taking action at the moment due to the risks.

I agree. The risks outweigh the costs. According to Rappler, "Ever since President Rodrigo Duterte assumed office almost two years ago, 33 people have been killed daily nationwide.

This is shown by Philippine National Police (PNP) documents obtained by Rappler. In about two years – from July 1, 2016, up to June 11, 2018 – police have recorded 23,518 Homicide Cases Under Investigation (HCUI), equivalent to an average of 33 people killed a day."

Do you recall the much documented 'Kill List?' The thought of suicide by cop crossed my mind multiple times tbqh.

Edit: Your dad sounds like a cool dad.

 

[medusa]

I have been reading many stories about people having difficulties getting the peaceful meds to exit and I feel bad for you guys. The only good thing about living in a shithole country like Cambodia is I can just walk in certain pharmacies and get what I want and more. I could possibly get a dr to oversee that i pass peacefully if i pay him enough( which is still very little from a first world perspective).

are you Cambodian?
What drugs do you want to use for this?

 

[IfHeDiesHeDies]

are you Cambodian?
What drugs do you want to use for this?

Yes, I am. Will be using pentobarbital with meto, will also use some short acting benzos to clam the nerves before taking the pento.

 

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Yes, I am. Will be using pentobarbital with meto, will also use some short acting benzos to clam the nerves before taking the pento.

Wow, I definitely envy you!

 

[IfHeDiesHeDies]

Wow, I definitely envy you!

Haha. living in a poorly run country rampant with corruption has its benefit. Not many, but this is one of them. Unfortunately, not many here are aware of this method and they mostly resort to hanging or taking some painful poisons.

 

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Haha. living in a poorly run country rampant with corruption has its benefit. Not many, but this is one of them. Unfortunately, not many here are aware of this method and they mostly resort to hanging or taking some painful poisons.

Oh, man. Well, isn't it funny how life can be rough anywhere - I live in a good part of the U.S., and I'm suicidal.

Thankfully this forum can help point the way toward more peaceful methods, for those who know about it.

 

[IfHeDiesHeDies]

Oh, man. Well, isn't it funny how life can be rough anywhere - I live in a good part of the U.S., and I'm suicidal.

Thankfully this forum can help point the way toward more peaceful methods, for those who know about it.

You are right, life can be rough for a lot of people regardless of their country of residence. unfortunately, the notion of suicide is still very much repulsed by the society in general. Apart from suicide done on impulse, society must change its view on rational suicides where people have thought about their decision thoroughly as killing oneself is one of the most unnatural and difficult thing a human can do. Those who choose this path rationally must be under so much pain( whether physical or emotional) to push them to commit the act.

 

[Schopenhauer]

I live in a 3rd world country with delusions of grandeur. Customs inspections are very strict (I'm afraid the N won't get through), and pharmacies will sell no controlled substances (psychotropics, mostly) without a valid prescription. I hate this place.