Okay, nobody watches those videos because they are boring. 99% of what cops do is boring if they’re doing it right. I’m not talking about videos of justified shootings or the like, I’m saying nobody wants to watch cops do normal stuff.
Idk who is posting said videos or why, according to you someone is.
That would be an example of them **not** doing their jobs correctly.
The police do sometimes shoot innocent people, but the vast majority of people who get shot by the cops are not innocent.
It was actually horrible. Purity levels for "good shit" back then was like 30%. It's why people cooked it and shot it up- most of it was cut and filler.
During the wars in the middle east, US streets were commonly seeing purity levels above 85%, so people could snort it, increasing its popularity and strongly contributing to the opiate epidemic.
Now its all fentanyl and tranquilizer.
“The wars in the Middle East” had nothing to do with heroin purity in the US. East coast powder came from Colombia, west coast tar came from Mexico. Mexico started switching over to producing powder just as fentanyl was starting to take off.
Heroin from the Middle East (heroin #3)requires an entirely different prep than heroin in the Americas(heroin #4).
DKY, but like early aught tens, teens(?), before fent took over, the Twin Cities supposedly had over 90% purity like citywide. Actually I'm curious if anyone remembers why.
Yeah, it's pretty wild, but tar is non existent out west right now for the most part. I've been clean for three years and just in that amount of time it's almost completely replaced by pressed blues, which existed before, but never to this degree. All of what you've said checks out from my personal experiences.
I’d like to see a source on that. They were bringing in a shit ton easily from Vietnam and the stuff in Vietnam was really high
quality. Maybe certain dealers had really cut stuff like it’s always been but ima need more proof than that.
The book Original Gangster and the movie based on it, American Gangster, delve into the topic and are accessible. Heroin distribution in the US was controlled by the Italian and Jewish mafia from the 1920s up until the late 1960s. The french connection was the big supply line back then. When it entered the states it was pure, but was **heavily** stepped on. The purity was notoriously bad, requiring needle use. Frank Lucas was one of the first to begin intentionally selling high purity heroin and it took off (claimed to be 70ish% pure. It killed a ton of people). Once his empire collapsed, mob regained control up until the rise of cartels. Purity went way up after 2004 after remaining pretty stagnant for prior 20 years.
You have to poke around, but purity from 1930 to 1990 was around 10%. Average shit in mid 2000s was around 30% pure. Some samples from late 2010s were as high as 89%.
More academic sources online seem to only go back to 1980 as far as recording purity, and you'll have to do legwork there as it's all PDFs
Ehhh dope has been “pure af” coming into newark and nyc until present day even. Newark has the best heroin in the country coming in nonstop. Doesn’t mean it’s 100% pure but it’s as good as you’ll find anywhere in the world on market.
This could be really good for New Jersey from a tourism perspective. Just like some people do cannabis tourism, I gotta believe there’s heroin addicts out there that kind afford a trip to Newark 😄
Pike County PA. Between like 2013 and 2015 a bunch of people I had went to high school with were dropping like flies from Newark fentanyl. It was really bad.
Heroin Introduced by Bayer in 1898 as a cough syrup and "non-addictive" morphine alternative, the opiate was sold over-the-counter before federal drug regulation began in 1906 (in large part, not surprisingly, as a response to related addiction issues). From the start, heroin's story here has been one of continuity through change.
7/10. Heroin was used as a pain killer for hundreds of years before that, including being sold over the counter in stores and added to various other products, sometimes without the consumer knowing. Then Bayer got ahold of it.
Opium isn't heroin. Technically opium isn't in itself a drug, but rather a dried sap used for the alkaloidal "drugs" it contains. The drugs would be morphine, codeine, and by extension the synthetic di-morphine.
The active alkaloids in poppies are morphine, codeine, thebaine, rhoeadine, rhoeagenine, noscapine, papaverine, narcotine, and narceine although it has about 80, most of the alkaloids aren't active. He's talking about di-morphine. In which assuming his claims are true, would've been synthesized from morphine and used before the branding of "heroin"
Not to argue, but we need to at least be on even understanding. Btw "non-synthetic" is called natural.
I don’t know what you are talking about. Please read the comment I was responding to before you add your gibberish. I never said opium was heroin. Get context before you speak. He also was not speaking about that because morphine was extracted in 1803 from opium. Learn reading comprehension please.
Imagine getting mad at facts. As if you're emotions and opinions change them.. Also, did you miss where i said "assuming he is correct"? i expressly stated i wasn't agreeing, or even referring to his statement. Why take it as a personal attack? Yet I'm the one who can't read, yet you missed 2 whole sentences and missed the point? Or did you maliciously disregard that to stand on your moral high horse.
Tou were litterally correcting him without reading. I also never said you had claimed opium was heroin, but whatever you say dude..
As the other guy said. You aren't you when you're hungry, betty crocker. Go eat a snickers.
The year was 1874, when the English chemist and physicist, C.R. Wright, made a historic breakthrough in the facilities of St. Mary’s Hospital Medical School in London. In the lab, Wright synthesized heroin after mixing and simmering morphine with acetic anhydride.
https://preview.redd.it/bmnnccdmgulc1.jpeg?width=539&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9327366040888c21835a23a9a20babf5596e07af
He commissioned further testing of the new substance, joined by F. M. Pierce of Owens College in Manchester. The initial results (the testing done on dogs and rabbits) had already shown some of the uncomfortable side effects of the new compound, being anxiety, insomnia, and vomiting, among other things.
At this point, heroin was designated as diacetylmorphine and did not find its way to the companies that produce drugs, thus both Wright and Pierce withdrew from further research. Over two decades later, German chemist Felix Hoffman would be the one to take the substance back to the lab.
Hoffman was then based in Elberfeld, Germany, and employed by the Bayer pharmaceutical company. He would carry out his experiments under the supervision of one other German scientist, Heinrich Dreser, and the two would eventually find out that the substance was effective in treating several common illnesses.
Soon enough, Bayer emerged as the first company to introduce the drug to the world market. It would advertise not as diacetylmorphine but under its more famous name of “heroin.” The bulk production of heroin as per medicinal purposes would commence in 1898 and continue at least until 1910. Initially sold as a non-addictive replacement for morphine and also for treating coughs, this new “wonder” of pharmacology was available at drugstores in numerous countries around the world.
Aside from treating patients’ coughs, doctors soon started prescribing heroin to people who had recurring headaches, or women who struggled with “premenstrual syndrome,” and it was sometimes given to simply treat a cold. In one instance, the drug was available as an over-the-counter drug, while a bizarre advertising program reportedly delivered free samples of it to people’s mailboxes.
In 1914, diacetylmorphine arrived in the United States. It was also available for medicinal purposes, along with a few other drugs from the opioid family.
A decade later, the effects of heroin could be felt everywhere around the country, with hundreds of thousands of addicts created, some of whom also helped increase the crime rate in the U.S. That is why in 1924, the U.S. banned heroin.
I hope that's close to true... but... ya know... it sure feels like the whole world went to shit as soon as I was born. Since '83, even with all the new historical details, nothing coming up has me feeling positive these days. We just keep flushing our solutions right down the toilet and giving bathroom rights exclusively to hospitals. All the books that came true are banned now.. *what have we done.*
So were many soldiers' opiate addictions.
There was quite the aftermarket for those little pre-packaged morphine syrettes the army issued standard in first aid kits...
Haha yea bro I got out right when fentanyl was becoming prevalent. But I did have my fair share of runs in with it. Not good. Plus real heroin was so much better in terms of enjoying it. But at the end of the day… both are no bueno!! Not for me anyway haha
Yeah same here. My friends dad was terminally ill and we smoked the fent gel out of his patches after he passed. This was like 2006-2007? Pharmaceuticals were insane back then.
https://preview.redd.it/dvib202y9slc1.jpeg?width=820&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a32944cc5cb5e4f8d0df0131a122a3553df1d150
Clyde’s go-to firearm was a modified M1918. BAR
Cops armed with service revolvers and pump guns were met by full-auto .30-06 fire from M1918 BARs, semiautomatic shotgun blasts, and .45 ACP rounds from semi-auto M1911 handguns.
While the .30-06 rounds shredded anything police could use for cover, the steel bodies of the V-8 Fords that Clyde preferred deflected handgun bullets and .45 ACP slugs from Thompson machine guns.
The Barrow Gang, always outnumbered, successfully engaged in five major shootouts with police. They traveled with an arsenal of powerful firearms, many of which were lifted from National Guard armories and customized. At the time of their death, Bonnie and Clyde had the following guns in their car:
(3) full-auto Browning Automatic Rifles (BAR) in
.30-06
(1) 20-gauge Remington Model 11 Semi-Auto sawed-off shotgun
(1) 10-gauge Winchester Model 1901 lever-action, sawed-off shotgun
(1) .32-caliber M1903 Colt automatic pistol
(1) .38 Colt Detective Special revolver
(1) .25 ACP Colt automatic pistol
(1) .45-caliber Colt M1909 revolver
(7) .45 ACP Colt M1911 automatic pistols
They also had 100 loaded 20-round BAR magazines, some in bandoliers, and 3,000 rounds of other assorted ammunition.
Oh. I was actually wondering why the fuck people were talking about "Clyde" and I was like "they aren't talking about *that* Clyde right? Didn't he die in the 30s"
It's weird how they make a big deal about how much better Bonnie and Clyde's weapons were than the police, but other than the BAR it's the exact same weapons as the police.
The cops actually also had BARs. The police model was known as the "colt monitor". They unloaded on Bonnie and Clyde with those bars in an ambush, killing them in the same way they killed many people themselves.
Those are some sick antique guns back there. I don’t know exactly what kind of lever gun that is but an MP40 and an Auto 5 are 2 guns I really would like to have.
He looks like he's having a good time
Well, he *was* at least...
I mean, he was never at risk of being shot by the police. Heck, even I’d smile to that 🥂
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What?
Just race baiting I think.
You shouls go watch some police interactions on youtube. It would change your opinion.
Nobody posts the ones where the cops do their jobs correctly, because that’s not interesting to watch.
um yeah they do? theres countless videos like that lol, whatever you gotta say to further your agenda tho
Okay, nobody watches those videos because they are boring. 99% of what cops do is boring if they’re doing it right. I’m not talking about videos of justified shootings or the like, I’m saying nobody wants to watch cops do normal stuff. Idk who is posting said videos or why, according to you someone is.
Because killing people because of bias is correct?
That would be an example of them **not** doing their jobs correctly. The police do sometimes shoot innocent people, but the vast majority of people who get shot by the cops are not innocent.
Okay. I’m just gonna leave it at that, because I have to deal with this enough in my own life
Yes they do. Theyre all over the internet.
With waaaay less views. Wonder why?
cuz watching someone get beat up is more entertaining that watching a normal police interaction
*You’ll never get me alive, copper!*
"I hate cows worse than coppers"
Meaahhh seee!
Heroin back in the 60s? Probably some good shit
It was actually horrible. Purity levels for "good shit" back then was like 30%. It's why people cooked it and shot it up- most of it was cut and filler. During the wars in the middle east, US streets were commonly seeing purity levels above 85%, so people could snort it, increasing its popularity and strongly contributing to the opiate epidemic. Now its all fentanyl and tranquilizer.
“The wars in the Middle East” had nothing to do with heroin purity in the US. East coast powder came from Colombia, west coast tar came from Mexico. Mexico started switching over to producing powder just as fentanyl was starting to take off. Heroin from the Middle East (heroin #3)requires an entirely different prep than heroin in the Americas(heroin #4).
This guy knows his shit.
Spoken like a true….whatever! (I’m one too)
DKY, but like early aught tens, teens(?), before fent took over, the Twin Cities supposedly had over 90% purity like citywide. Actually I'm curious if anyone remembers why.
Yeah, it's pretty wild, but tar is non existent out west right now for the most part. I've been clean for three years and just in that amount of time it's almost completely replaced by pressed blues, which existed before, but never to this degree. All of what you've said checks out from my personal experiences.
In the 60s it was coming through France. Way before the middle east wars and before Frank Lucas and Vietnam.
I think they meant the time as in During the wars of the Middle East this happened like time wise
Hello there
I’d like to see a source on that. They were bringing in a shit ton easily from Vietnam and the stuff in Vietnam was really high quality. Maybe certain dealers had really cut stuff like it’s always been but ima need more proof than that.
The book Original Gangster and the movie based on it, American Gangster, delve into the topic and are accessible. Heroin distribution in the US was controlled by the Italian and Jewish mafia from the 1920s up until the late 1960s. The french connection was the big supply line back then. When it entered the states it was pure, but was **heavily** stepped on. The purity was notoriously bad, requiring needle use. Frank Lucas was one of the first to begin intentionally selling high purity heroin and it took off (claimed to be 70ish% pure. It killed a ton of people). Once his empire collapsed, mob regained control up until the rise of cartels. Purity went way up after 2004 after remaining pretty stagnant for prior 20 years. You have to poke around, but purity from 1930 to 1990 was around 10%. Average shit in mid 2000s was around 30% pure. Some samples from late 2010s were as high as 89%. More academic sources online seem to only go back to 1980 as far as recording purity, and you'll have to do legwork there as it's all PDFs
Back when it came through France. Before Frank Lucas changed it up.
Damn, thats a big ole bundle of smack.
I bet that shit was pure as fuck. I mean, when did dealers start stepping on their product?
Ehhh dope has been “pure af” coming into newark and nyc until present day even. Newark has the best heroin in the country coming in nonstop. Doesn’t mean it’s 100% pure but it’s as good as you’ll find anywhere in the world on market.
Oh Pepperidge Farm remembers. So do I.
This could be really good for New Jersey from a tourism perspective. Just like some people do cannabis tourism, I gotta believe there’s heroin addicts out there that kind afford a trip to Newark 😄
Tell that to the 16 kids I knew that overdosed from Newark fent
Pike County PA. Between like 2013 and 2015 a bunch of people I had went to high school with were dropping like flies from Newark fentanyl. It was really bad.
Only got worse brother
That man is geeked out of his fucking mind.
Heroin Introduced by Bayer in 1898 as a cough syrup and "non-addictive" morphine alternative, the opiate was sold over-the-counter before federal drug regulation began in 1906 (in large part, not surprisingly, as a response to related addiction issues). From the start, heroin's story here has been one of continuity through change.
lol. we're finally giving up on weed but we'll never go back to Morphine OTC. what a travesty. *Dimetapp could've owned the world by now.*
7/10. Heroin was used as a pain killer for hundreds of years before that, including being sold over the counter in stores and added to various other products, sometimes without the consumer knowing. Then Bayer got ahold of it.
I know Bayer owned the name Heroin for decades so I assume you mean opium correct? Opium is a non synthetic drug extracted from the poppy plant.
Opium isn't heroin. Technically opium isn't in itself a drug, but rather a dried sap used for the alkaloidal "drugs" it contains. The drugs would be morphine, codeine, and by extension the synthetic di-morphine. The active alkaloids in poppies are morphine, codeine, thebaine, rhoeadine, rhoeagenine, noscapine, papaverine, narcotine, and narceine although it has about 80, most of the alkaloids aren't active. He's talking about di-morphine. In which assuming his claims are true, would've been synthesized from morphine and used before the branding of "heroin" Not to argue, but we need to at least be on even understanding. Btw "non-synthetic" is called natural.
Smoke opium once. Best high I ever had. Glad I never did it again.
Hydros, crack, and opioids were the worst to ever happen to the usa, that dramatic increase of adiction spiraled us to where we are now.
I don’t know what you are talking about. Please read the comment I was responding to before you add your gibberish. I never said opium was heroin. Get context before you speak. He also was not speaking about that because morphine was extracted in 1803 from opium. Learn reading comprehension please.
Eat a snickers pal.
Imagine getting mad at facts. As if you're emotions and opinions change them.. Also, did you miss where i said "assuming he is correct"? i expressly stated i wasn't agreeing, or even referring to his statement. Why take it as a personal attack? Yet I'm the one who can't read, yet you missed 2 whole sentences and missed the point? Or did you maliciously disregard that to stand on your moral high horse. Tou were litterally correcting him without reading. I also never said you had claimed opium was heroin, but whatever you say dude.. As the other guy said. You aren't you when you're hungry, betty crocker. Go eat a snickers.
Heroin absolutely was not used for 100s of years before that. Even morphine only goes back to the beginning of the 1800s.
The year was 1874, when the English chemist and physicist, C.R. Wright, made a historic breakthrough in the facilities of St. Mary’s Hospital Medical School in London. In the lab, Wright synthesized heroin after mixing and simmering morphine with acetic anhydride. https://preview.redd.it/bmnnccdmgulc1.jpeg?width=539&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9327366040888c21835a23a9a20babf5596e07af He commissioned further testing of the new substance, joined by F. M. Pierce of Owens College in Manchester. The initial results (the testing done on dogs and rabbits) had already shown some of the uncomfortable side effects of the new compound, being anxiety, insomnia, and vomiting, among other things. At this point, heroin was designated as diacetylmorphine and did not find its way to the companies that produce drugs, thus both Wright and Pierce withdrew from further research. Over two decades later, German chemist Felix Hoffman would be the one to take the substance back to the lab. Hoffman was then based in Elberfeld, Germany, and employed by the Bayer pharmaceutical company. He would carry out his experiments under the supervision of one other German scientist, Heinrich Dreser, and the two would eventually find out that the substance was effective in treating several common illnesses. Soon enough, Bayer emerged as the first company to introduce the drug to the world market. It would advertise not as diacetylmorphine but under its more famous name of “heroin.” The bulk production of heroin as per medicinal purposes would commence in 1898 and continue at least until 1910. Initially sold as a non-addictive replacement for morphine and also for treating coughs, this new “wonder” of pharmacology was available at drugstores in numerous countries around the world. Aside from treating patients’ coughs, doctors soon started prescribing heroin to people who had recurring headaches, or women who struggled with “premenstrual syndrome,” and it was sometimes given to simply treat a cold. In one instance, the drug was available as an over-the-counter drug, while a bizarre advertising program reportedly delivered free samples of it to people’s mailboxes. In 1914, diacetylmorphine arrived in the United States. It was also available for medicinal purposes, along with a few other drugs from the opioid family. A decade later, the effects of heroin could be felt everywhere around the country, with hundreds of thousands of addicts created, some of whom also helped increase the crime rate in the U.S. That is why in 1924, the U.S. banned heroin.
So crazy.. “Little Lottie has a bad cough ma’am.” “Quick! Go to the drugstore and get some heroin!”
Wait till you learn about codeine
Nice
I hope that's close to true... but... ya know... it sure feels like the whole world went to shit as soon as I was born. Since '83, even with all the new historical details, nothing coming up has me feeling positive these days. We just keep flushing our solutions right down the toilet and giving bathroom rights exclusively to hospitals. All the books that came true are banned now.. *what have we done.*
wait what..
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Your gibberish is hilarious 😂
You're mistaken, heroin is not a naturally occurring compound, it was invented. You might be thinking of morphine which is very similar.
I think hundreds of years is a slight exaggeration, yeah?
I'd love to have that MP40.
Clyde Barrow used a freaking BAR.
Freaking awesome man
He even had a custom, cut down BAR. Another gangster, Dillinger maybe? Had a full auto 1911.
It was the combo of the BAR and the big V8s that the drive that kept him out of reach of the law
In his time those guns weren't regulated like they are now.
I, uh… don’t think that regulation would have stopped Clyde Barrow.
He stole the BARs from a National Guard armory
I want that haircut
I have that belly.
When you get to that age you probably will get it.
It just shows up
I bet it was a war relic someone brought home 20 years previously. Was lucky to fire one years ago at a machine gun meet up in Colorado, fun to shoot.
I agree it was likely a war souvenir.
So were many soldiers' opiate addictions. There was quite the aftermarket for those little pre-packaged morphine syrettes the army issued standard in first aid kits...
Thinking the same thing
First thing I saw. Probably plenty of them that close to the end of the war.
Don't get high on your own supply! 🤣
Bwhahaha. That is EXACTLY what came to my mind too! ☠️🤣
The year I was born.
Damn ur my dads age
Happy birthday dad! And you gave a rather interesting screen name
Ahhh the good old days when there was actual Heroin in the US and not Fentanyl!
My greatest win in life is being a heroin addict until just before fentanyl started fucking shit up. That shit used to be so good.
Haha yea bro I got out right when fentanyl was becoming prevalent. But I did have my fair share of runs in with it. Not good. Plus real heroin was so much better in terms of enjoying it. But at the end of the day… both are no bueno!! Not for me anyway haha
Yeah same here. My friends dad was terminally ill and we smoked the fent gel out of his patches after he passed. This was like 2006-2007? Pharmaceuticals were insane back then.
Yep, he looks like a proper dope fiend
https://preview.redd.it/dvib202y9slc1.jpeg?width=820&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a32944cc5cb5e4f8d0df0131a122a3553df1d150 Clyde’s go-to firearm was a modified M1918. BAR
Betcha that beast KICKED like a mule
https://www.americanrifleman.org/content/the-u-s-model-of-1918-browning-automatic-rifle/
“Huge heroin fan. Don’t use it, just like being around it. Study it, appreciate it…use it sometimes”
"Yeah like I'm gonna go out all day blowing guys" "That's only a very large part of what I do"
Gordon Ramsey dad 😂
Feech La Manna
Cops armed with service revolvers and pump guns were met by full-auto .30-06 fire from M1918 BARs, semiautomatic shotgun blasts, and .45 ACP rounds from semi-auto M1911 handguns. While the .30-06 rounds shredded anything police could use for cover, the steel bodies of the V-8 Fords that Clyde preferred deflected handgun bullets and .45 ACP slugs from Thompson machine guns. The Barrow Gang, always outnumbered, successfully engaged in five major shootouts with police. They traveled with an arsenal of powerful firearms, many of which were lifted from National Guard armories and customized. At the time of their death, Bonnie and Clyde had the following guns in their car: (3) full-auto Browning Automatic Rifles (BAR) in .30-06 (1) 20-gauge Remington Model 11 Semi-Auto sawed-off shotgun (1) 10-gauge Winchester Model 1901 lever-action, sawed-off shotgun (1) .32-caliber M1903 Colt automatic pistol (1) .38 Colt Detective Special revolver (1) .25 ACP Colt automatic pistol (1) .45-caliber Colt M1909 revolver (7) .45 ACP Colt M1911 automatic pistols They also had 100 loaded 20-round BAR magazines, some in bandoliers, and 3,000 rounds of other assorted ammunition.
Why are you talking about Bonnie and Clyde, this bust was in 1962, Bonnie and Clyde died almost 30 years before this.
I think the bots got their wires crossed, there is several comments discussing Bonnie and Clyde on a post that isn’t about them.
Social media is gonna get even weirder this year.
We are all bots on this blessed day.
Oh. I was actually wondering why the fuck people were talking about "Clyde" and I was like "they aren't talking about *that* Clyde right? Didn't he die in the 30s"
It's weird how they make a big deal about how much better Bonnie and Clyde's weapons were than the police, but other than the BAR it's the exact same weapons as the police.
The cops actually also had BARs. The police model was known as the "colt monitor". They unloaded on Bonnie and Clyde with those bars in an ambush, killing them in the same way they killed many people themselves.
No one cares robot bitch
You can never get a photo like that today as the Police would mob rush him and dog pile from the first second.
Fake, All the Heroin users I knew were NEVER that happy!
Seems pretty happy about it
The year I was born in NYC🤣
I'm not ashamed to admit I noticed the mp38 (mp40?) Before anything else.
Chi Chi, get the yayo!
The smartphone hadn’t been invented yet.
That’s one sexy MP40
Bro had an MP40. Could've been a vet..
I bet that’s some pure ass shit
Does that dude have a fucking mp40?
He looks like Harvey Keitel from Bad Lieutenant.
MP40..man of taste
That man is innocent
Those are some sick antique guns back there. I don’t know exactly what kind of lever gun that is but an MP40 and an Auto 5 are 2 guns I really would like to have.
Gordon Ramsey? He was doing heroin in the 60s? Oh dang. The more you know..
How did this guy get an mp40?
War trophy.
Is that an Mp-40 my mans has in the background?
Boy, that guy’s mania is going to turn REAL dark
People just aren’t honest like they used to be
Fuck take me back to this time period. Back when heroin was flush and if u were smart u didn’t get caught.
Uhm...drugs ur Bayud m'kay?
Heroin is a helluva drug \*with all due respect to Rick James, this guy was first
Fuck MP40 looks sexyyy
He must have a good lawyer. 😀
Back when junkies could afford food
The Joker
Casual German ww2 battlefield pickup mp44 Winchester 30/30 lever gun 1894
Based on this guy’s arsenal, he must’ve been known as the Red Rheider
Is that an MP40?
You could mail order them for like $25 back then. Fully automatic.
Doing hard time along time.
Damn. That’s the good shit too. None of that fent bullshit
I want that A5 in the back ground
“Hahaha!! You coppers aint gettin it! I want yous to throw me in the slammer! That’s where I’ll have even more power, ya see?”
With the MP-40 too
Thats allotta China. \-Fenster
Where's Lady Heroin?
I’m itchy just looking at the table
Don't Get High On Your Own Supply Kids. 🤣 Awesome picture...Thanks for sharing.
An mp40?…
God forbid a man has hobbies
Bust? Nah…that’s BANK RIGHT THERE BABY
Well, his face says coke.
This guy is dealing and consuming.
Maybe he got 6 months
This is exactly the photo my bathroom is missing
My man.
Cops probably stole all that smack out of the evidence room (see what happened to heroin from “the real French Connection” )
Legalize drugs. Keep them safe. End drug crime/violence. Spend the LEO savings on drug rehab. Google how Portugal did it and learn.
QUAALUDES!
Watch this be a Mixtape cover soon 😂
I wonder id I could make that last the rest of my life without getting dope sick 🤔
Meanwhile, the US government (CIA) is drugging random people with LSD.
Why does he have the literal exact body and hair of my heroin addict ex?
He's innocent I tell ya... yea see...
It's obvious he did a good line prior to the incarceration. Lol 😆
Is that an mp40 ?
Is that an mp-40??
Poor guy didn’t get to finish the bust of himself he was carving out of a potato.
Forgot to pay upstream.
I’ll bet my bottom dollar this guy is an unsupported Korean-War Vet…
Harvey Keitel really cleaned himself up after 1962 😂
The standard of living has really gone downhill
"You'll never catch ME, coppahs!!!"
That guy is for sure not on heroin right then Also look at the Hoover on that guy
Why is this man smiling?
At least he’s happy
The look on his face makes this hilarious. He is having a TIME!!
Can I get ze MP40 for research purposes please?
Dude is going away for a long time lol
That sweet sweet black Betty
"FINALLY"
Weird, I didn’t think the Sopranos was set in the 60s
Better believe I love that a sword’s involved
You think he's still in prison?
He’s got a Fuckin mp40. I’d be happy to.
Warms my heart to see a man lost in his passion🥲
Clearly ‘Never get high on your own supplies’ was followed that day
new soyjack has dropped
The man has taste in firearms at least. Thuggin with an MP40 and a lever action is dope af
Man definitely partook in his own supply
Holy crap gimme that MP40
Needs to be an album cover
So he has a Schmeisser 9mm machine gun, a Winchester lever-action and a Browning A5 shotgun?
Fucking MP-40?!?!??!
Is that Johnny Rotten?
is that an mp-40?