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CMV: accusations of”IV drugging” at Astroworld are nonsensical

I believe this is an attempt from the Kardashian PR team to shift focus from Travis.

The logic - 

You have two choices. Either come prepared with heaps of pre filled needles. Or use the same 2-4 needles over and over again. 

If you’re using the same needle, you need to stop after everytime you inject someone to refill. Majority of needles you can get easily (pharmacy etc) are made to be single use & the metal will begin to degrade & bend after a small amount of time. So you’d need heaps of needles. 

The only other alternative is bringing a box of needles that have already been filled. Which raises a huge amount of logistics & transportation questions. & you would either need to dispose of them (hopefully responsibly) or leave the needle (evidence) at the scene. 

And even if you have these needles - this massive crowd- how are you moving around? Trying not to bend needles? When you’re being pushed in all directions? Holding a vial of injectable drugs & trying to refill it in the dark? It would be near impossible to cover any sort of significant ground. 

Even further - what kind of drugs were being injected? The police have been vague, said it was “a possibility” of “spiking”. Which feels like a reference to roofies. The only solid information we have, is that one security guard responded to narcan, which is generally most effective against opiates. 
I feel like opiates would probably calm down a situation more than exacerbate it. 

I have had the displeasure of stumbling across people using intravenous methamphetamine at music festivals. Even in situations where people want to use intravenous amphetamines- they are seeking an isolated area where they can focus. On actually hitting the vein. 

Full disclosure, I have no idea if you actually need to hit the vein to get high on fentanyl. I don’t know how high you would get from just a random 3ml shot in the arm. So that could be irrelevant. 

But i still can’t comprehend someone was just waltzing through this massive crowd & jabbing people like they’re made of butter. 

It makes no sense. At all.

Edit: Since posting this the Houston PD have held a conference clarifying the “injection” narrative. They have one unconfirmed report. They are continuing their investigation to determine if it was isolated. & that their only evidence it was an opiate is because the Narcan worked effectively.

I understand now what I would need to do is collect data from TMZ & People, displaying their close relationships with the kardashians. I would also need to make some sort of graph with the times TMZ etc dropped their stories. But I’m not doing that sorry lol. So I accept I can’t prove that, but hope someone here is able to testify to the aggression in which TMZ & People Mag spread that on Twitter. & the timing & how suspect it was. Or the fact that TMZ, daily mail, people, New York post & Us, looked like they had the same outline, edited differently & they were the only ones being loud about it until all the other news sites cracked & put up their own stories about 4 hours after they did, at close to the same time.

I have learnt more about IV use & I’m appreciative of that, but I still maintain this is not an effective plan & opiates is probably the worst choice.

I have seen a theory that the security guard was a user & made an excuse to avoid admitting to using at work. I hadn’t considered this but frankly, it makes the most sense.
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Your argument is that no rational person would behave this way, but if some kook was really crazy and fucked enough to be running around sticking needles on strangers he’s probably not behaving in a rational and well planned out way. IMO it’s definitely suspicious but that isn’t enough evidence to refute it at this point. You should wait until the results of the investigation before forming a full opinion.