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A few threads from their pre-pot days.
Prussian Blue named after gas chambers in Holacaust?
Posted on 06/28/2012 5:01:20 AM PDT by SJackson
Twin sisters who sparked outrage with pop band named after gas used on Jews claim they've grown up
At the age of 11, blonde-haired, blue-eyed twins Lamb and Lynx Gaede formed a band and saw themselves as the new faces of pop music.
But instead, the girls from Bakersfield, California, would soon be labelled the 'new faces of hate'.
Not surprising when you consider the group they created in 2003 was a neo-Nazi outfit called Prussian Blue - named after a by-product of the poison used to gas millions of Jews in the Holocaust - at the suggestion of White Nationalist leader William Pierce.
Now however, at the age of 20, the twins have radically transformed themselves from hate-spouting extremists to peace-loving hippies.
And the reason for their change? Marijuana.
The girls, who once wore smiley-face Hitler T-shirts, both now have medical marijuana cards, consider themselves 'healers' and say they are 'pretty liberal now'.
'I’m stoked that we have so many different cultures,' Lynx said. 'I think it’s amazing and it makes me proud of humanity every day that we have so many different places and people.'
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A few threads from their pre-pot days.
Prussian Blue named after gas chambers in Holacaust?
If you’d like to be on or off, please FR mail me.
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Other coverage, California Girls Claim Marijuana Cured Their Anti-Semitism .
in respone WHO CARES?... Just a couple of stupid liberal *&#%@ that aren’t worth the time to read about.
Lots of neonazis are pot smokers
BINGO.
They dropped one Godless ideology for another. Musical chairs on the same doomed ship.
There...fixed it.
I guess you learn something new everyday. I always heard Hi Spot ink used on surface plates and for fitting parts as Prussian Blue. I can honestly say I cannot remember hearing Zyklon B referred to as that.
Just goes to show ya... sometimes, you just can’t cure Stupid.. different symptoms, same disease.
We used the wrong weapons during WWII. /sarcasm
That's a sententce designed to get your fauxtrage up.
Working? Now
Prussian Blue, pigment first manufactured in 1706. The "Entombment of Christ", dated 1709 by Pieter van der Werff (Picture Gallery, Sanssouci, Potsdam) is the oldest known painting where Prussian blue was used.
It also has medicinal use as an antidote to thallium poisoning.
Calmer now? Dance, puppets, dance.
So in your view they used to be productive citizens?
Pot alters people in a way that science has yet to define, but we see it over and over as they change, their dress changes, music changes, posters change, habits change, personalities change.
Pot heads can usually identify each other, and feel a kindred group feel even when around strangers who are also pot users.
Who's "we" - you and the mouse in your pocket?
see it over and over as they change, their dress changes, music changes, posters change, habits change, personalities change.
This may be true of the pot users you know and know about - but you may well know people who are users without you knowing it, and in either case your personal experiences of pot users are not validly generalizable to the entire population of pot users.
And are you even sure that the pot use preceded the changes you've seen, rather than them all occurring as a general change in way of living?
Pot heads can usually identify each other, and feel a kindred group feel even when around strangers who are also pot users.
Has every pot user you know confirmed this to you? Do you know for a fact that their identifications are always correct? If true, is this any less true for, say, cat lovers? Or boozers?
Just reading the poor thinking in that post tells me that you use the drug, Marijuana.
BTW, Happy 86th Birthday, Mel.
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