DinkinFlicka
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This is a really immature and idiotic response to a legitimate point.
But, given how you have been constructing your argument on the subject, it's not surprising. It's sad that someone adopts such a liberal philosophy when it comes to government controlling our lives.
I am not trying to necessarily get involved in this argument bc im not sure which side I agree with but doing hard drugs does and can change a person. Im glad it didn't u but I have seen several that it has.
If someone really wants to do hard drugs, laws won't stop them.
When I was younger and going to music festivals, you could find anything you wanted in a matter of hours.
Change their personality? How so?
Change their mood, sure. But that doesn't change their personality.
From a medical standpoint, you might appreciate Portugal's decriminalization. Look it up. The biggest effect stems from addicts seeking treatment from intravenous-related diseases.
I work in a facility where some drugs cause patient's to be more violent and some that cause them to mellow out...What do u consider someone's personality? Drugs also changes people's thought processes and lowers their inhibitions and lessens the person's ability to discern between right and wrong.
I work in a facility where some drugs cause patient's to be more violent and some that cause them to mellow out...What do u consider someone's personality? Drugs also changes people's thought processes and lowers their inhibitions and lessens the person's ability to discern between right and wrong.
I work in a facility where some drugs cause patient's to be more violent and some that cause them to mellow out...What do u consider someone's personality? Drugs also changes people's thought processes and lowers their inhibitions and lessens the person's ability to discern between right and wrong.
What drugs prevent people from seeing right from wrong?
Have u ever been around someone that was close to you and they became an addict? I am not talking about the people that tried something once or even occasionally use socially....It most certainly changes people and changes what they view as right and wrong.
You said there is "massive" incompetence and corruption in police forces. You made a statement like that, got called out and now try to demand period to the contrary?
No, it's up to you to back up your bull**** claim. Now where is your proof?
As for arresting you, have you done something wrong? Got any outstanding warrants?
Just to be clear,
You're admitting that no drug you know of changes ones ability to tell right from wrong?
If you can name a drug and show me the studies,then let's talk about them. But to just say "addiction changes people" is a weak argument.