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[deleted] OP t1_jboy12s wrote

First off, I'm glad they are stepping up their vigilance to make sure that this doesn't happen, and I don't want my next comment to be interpreted as a reason to discount any claims that have been made.

That being said, I can't help but wonder how common roofies actually are vs people who are extremely sleep-debted, they have a big energy drink and then go out drinking without eating. That combo right there might as well be roofies for people who don't know when to stop. They will black out and not remember what happened.

"But I only had 3 drinks..."

Yes, with nothing to eat all day because you are watching your figure, the bartender gave you a generous pour, and you weigh 90 lbs. You are probably double the legal limit right now.

I think if people were more aware of how hard alcohol can hit you when you aren't really in a good position to be drinking, it could end up preventing a lot of very bad situations from happening.

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the_honeyman t1_jbp3xaa wrote

My ex was roofied. I have a couple friends that have been as well, one a big dude. It's an entirely different sensation than just "being too drunk," and it happens way more often than people want to talk about.

Your comment is nothing more than victim-blaming, and your "disclaimer" at the beginning is disingenuous at best.

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the_honeyman t1_jbp41k4 wrote

Not surprised. This bar is a shit show, trying drive past after bar close is worse than trying to get down Patton Alley used to be.

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[deleted] OP t1_jbp4fu5 wrote

Oh you don't think I intended it did you? Maybe that's why I stated that before I made the statement, but good job on reading what I stated very clearly and still being confused about interpreting what it meant.

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[deleted] OP t1_jbp5abn wrote

I've been called out by a bunch of virtue signaling morons who think they're heroes because they're taking a morally superior position.

Everyone can continue to enjoy jerking themselves off, but they aren't helping shit more than I am.

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[deleted] OP t1_jbp667f wrote

I'm not the one using my friends terrible experience as some anecdote to win an argument with someone online for the sole purpose of stroking my ego, so I'd say we're about even.

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the_honeyman t1_jbp714a wrote

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No, you're the one trying to say my friends didn't get roofied and just drank too much. Who the fuck cares about "winning" arguments with such a clown take? You're just mad people see your nonsense for what it is.

You made a claim, I refuted it, with examples. That's how discourse works. Don't get your panties in a wad because people saw through your feeble attempt to make yourself look better.

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[deleted] OP t1_jbp8bz1 wrote

>No, you're the one trying to say my friends didn't get roofied and just drank too much.

Please show me where I said this, or even implied it. Now you'll probably call me a concern troll for asking questions, because that is what you've been programmed to do from living in these bubbles this entire time.

So now you're accusing me of something I didn't do, to escalate the argument, to try and keep your high moral position to win the argument. You just keep fucking goin, as if you aren't motivated to just lash out like I am.

So why don't we just say to each other, "Fuck you and everything you care about." and just move on, ok?

Stop pretending this is something it's not, or that it's productive or that you're doing anything other than masturbating yourself.

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[deleted] OP t1_jbpavxa wrote

I'm sorry to keep asking questions, I'm a little confused and just trying to understand what you're saying. You're not surprised that people are allegedly being roofied there because it's busy with drunk people at bar close?

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Jayrob1202 t1_jbpeuw6 wrote

It comes off as kind of disingenuous and a little gross that, at the end of their blurb about taking steps to reduce the number of spiked drinks at their establishment, they made sure to include their little "Inner Circle" branding on the closing of their statement.

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sun-w0rshipper t1_jbpinh2 wrote

Yeah i will never go in this place again. Worst crowd and service. Not to mention the floor is always sticky.

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DanieTheManie t1_jbprb3h wrote

I've had three different friends who have told me about how fights have started and literally no one cared... People were getting jumped... bouncers did nothing....

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LurkingOakleaf t1_jbprqjj wrote

First off, great job victim blaming. Secondly, being roofied is a completely different experience from drinking fasted, a sugar crash, or speedballing. While mixing uppers with alcohol does have its own issue, it’s not even similar to being roofied.

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[deleted] OP t1_jbtocet wrote

One night I was out with a friend and a guy was really pushy about buying her a drink. She felt off about it and didn’t want to take it, but our male friend was like “waste booze? Hell nah.” Within an hour he was incoherent. It wasn’t black out drunk incoherent. It was we had to carry him inside our house incoherent. It’s just a different kind of look than black out drunk. And he didn’t drink that much. It was the beginning of the night. We had all ate dinner before going out.

It’s super victim blamey to take a story about folks getting drugged and being like “sure like they just didn’t drink a ton.” I even had a night, as a person who can really put away booze, that I just don’t remember and only had 3 doubles within 3 hours. That’s not a lot for me. I’m kinda fat. But my whole night was just gone and I woke up on my friends couch cause she took me home when I could no longer form words. She knew I hadn’t drank before so knew something was wrong. Thank god.

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drsideburns t1_jbtqf5j wrote

Well I’m not trying to blame any victims, please don’t get the wrong impression. I’m just saying that there’s people who I don’t doubt were drugged, but there are people who I would be skeptical of if they made the same claim.

Again I’m not trying to say it doesn’t happen, and it didn’t happen to you or your friend.

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drsideburns t1_jbttkag wrote

Couldn’t it potentially harm the people baselessly accused?

In one situation I am aware of, girl A gets blackout drunk at a friendly party and acts regrettably that night, and wants to tell others she was drugged that night. Should I believe that her friends were scummy? Or should I believe that the girl with the self admitted drinking problem maybe completely overdid it and isn’t a reliable witness?

There’s reasonable doubt for both sides of the story. I’m skeptical to believe she had been drugged.

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[deleted] OP t1_jbtvcj4 wrote

Yeah this reeks of victim shaming. This is the same line of thinking of “should I believe she got assaulted or did she just regret it the next day?” Come on bro. Character defamation to discredit someone is victim shaming.

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drsideburns t1_jbtwmdx wrote

And your posts reek of ignorance. I don’t buy your “believe ALL women” horseshit perpetual victims mentality that you are attempting to push on me. Fuck off with that immature nonsense kiddo. People lie, and I’m not going to buy into the bullshit you’re peddling.

I’m not and haven’t been victim blaming; I’m speaking on behalf of people who are attached to the real world and touch grass occasionally. Grow up kiddo.

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[deleted] OP t1_jbtxttv wrote

Your mask slipped with that second sentence. You came to a post about folks getting roofied and played devils advocate. You brought up a woman having a drinking problem to say why she didn’t get roofied.

You are and have been victim blaming. No matter how many times you call me kiddo, that won’t change. Have a wonderful day.

Edit: have a day as pleasant as you. :)

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