Being forcibly dosed with insane amounts of any hallucinogen has got to be one of the most horrific and terrifying things that could be done to someone imho. Just enduring one self-administered regular dosage that turns into a bad trip is brutal ordeal enough, usually with lasting consequences. I'd have to imagine a huge forced dose is like being sentenced to one's own permanent, personal hell on earth
The stories that get told to scare kids include getting tied to trees and doused in honey or sugar water or whatever so insects climb all over you. I don't know how accurate that is although I don't doubt it's happened but I do know of some people who were forcibly dosed against their will because they pissed people off (owed money, or in one case a girl who traveled with some shady dude for a while and he figured he was owed sex and she wasn't having it; I knew her both before and after this incident and can confirm that she was seriously changed by it up to a year or so out or actually way more . We're talking like 50-100 "hits" of liquid acid.) There are stories about people loading acid up in spray bottles and stuff too, but I have to cast doubt on that one because Nick Sands did an experiment in which he painted DMSO on his arm (which makes skin permeable, it's what's in nicotine/fentanyl/clonidine patches and such) and put LSD there and had no effects; the idea of absorbing acid through the skin is largely a myth.
When dealing with crystal LSD, though, it's pretty hard to avoid getting a dose one way or another, the stuff is so potent (I've witnessed people pouring it onto a scale, and a nigh-on invisible little pume of the stuff leading to dosage by inhalation; remember, 1 gram = 10,000 typical decent sized retail doses or 4-5,000 pretty solid trips or 1,000 absolutely balls out insane experiences. This costs something like ballpark $10-12,000, more if you're a custie faggot, less if you're really well connected and buying in bulk, or at least it did when I was involved with this sort of thing. Online, I'm told, mostly shipping from Europe, it costs a lot more. Protip: never give these people your business they are abject faggots. Some dirty hippie you meet at a festival is likely an abject faggot, too, and probably either a drunk or a junkie, with some mental health issues on top, but at least you can reach out and touch someone; shake their hand or shake them down as necessary.) You would not believe the amount of scummy shit I have seen in that world, though. Some really, really dangerous people get down in that scene, even though there is a lot of talk about being about "the love and the light."
Things vary depending on where you go: kids from the Northeast get a bad rap but IME actually they are mostly on the level and about the business. Kids from the south can be awesome but also can have that "Florida man" thing going on. Kids from the West Coast are insufferable
headier-than-thou faggots and think that proximity to the Haight gives them some kind of authority over shit; there are also a lot of them and they aren't afraid to put some intimidation on someone from a different area or crew. Of any geographic area flyover country kids are the chillest in my experience. "GDF" (Grateful Dead Family, a term which once had a totally chill and benign connotation and now is used by gangsters) sets are some fucked up people. Some of them have ties with, appropriately or ironically enough, GD (as in Gangsta Disciples) or other kinds of sets, among other things.
Again all of this is horribly outdated info. Jerry was alive when I started doing this shit and I stopped before there was such a thing as Tor [edit-OK apparently Tor has been around since 2002 but no nobody heard of it at the time], Bitcoin, or dark web (there were forums but you connected via regular https, sent email via hushmail [which was a really bad idea as they forked over boatloads of info about, among other things, some steroid dealers] or sometimes PGP, and either sent money via Western Union, envelopes of cash, or something of that nature.) From people I kept in touch with who are still in that world Silk Road & friends were as one might expect really disruptive to the economy and really just lead to more scummy behavior (like selling weird chinese chemicals as LSD) and pain and suffering for ordinary working dealers who had to go against online retailers who were now selling to the end user instead of being a kind of exclusive club for midlevel dealers and hardcore drug connosieurs (the kinds of people this thread is about.)