Poster has black text printed on white paper with a black dashed line border with scissor graphics at the top left and right. Near the top in bold is "L.S.D. Manifesto (2)". Text, starting at the top, reads "Q: do you think that you are being hara / ssed for your unorthodox beliefs? / Leary: I don't use the term 'harassment / ,' and I have no paranoid theories abou / t conspiracy. the game I am involved in / is set out with exquisite precision. wh / at I am doing has been done to people i / n every generation in the past. it's li / ke the Harvard-Yale game. it's played o / out every year. now, Harvard isn't haras / sing Yale. the game between those who k / now that man can change and become divi / ne in this lifetime and want to teach p / eople how to do it completely threatens / the establishment. / in every generation / you say, 'no, it's all been done and se / ttled, and just get your good lawyer-pr / iest and do what we tell you to do.' an / d this dialogue between the establishme / nt and the utopian visionaries will ine / vitably exist in every historical era. / it's played fairly. the fact that they / want to hound me out of existence is ri / ght. they should, just like the Harvard / defensive team wants to throw the offen / sice quarterback for a loss. I have no / complaint about this; I'm perfectly goo / d-humored about it. the more energy tha / t is directed against me, the more ener / gy that is available for me. it's the p / erfect physical law of jujitsu - the mo / re government and professional establis / hment dynamism that is set off against / what we're doing is just a sign to us t / hat we're doing fine. / (To Be Continued) / The Performing Garage (1984)".