iron codpiece said:
No. I grew up around that shit and it's horrible. I even used for a couple years (sober for 7 years now)
It's not a vast government plot to opress us or something It ruins people. People claim they aren't addicted but they are.
Taking any sort of drugs effects your family and friends not just you
ok then, let's ban seroquel.
often prescribed to treat depression, it has shown signs of, and i quote, "leading to suicidal thoughts in children, teenagers, and young adults", and can lead to severe paranoia, suicidal tendencies and physical problems in older adults.
but i should be arrested for smoking weed.
... since you say to us you've dealt with your own drug experiences, and perhaps the times you had weren't as memorable as you'd hoped they'd be, i'll give you the benefit of the doubt.
but while we're at it, let's ban computers, too. many people have been lured in by the promises of "interactive visual experiences" (aka video games), as well as this so-called "world wide web", depraving many a person of many an age from developing proper social skills, leading to paranioa and other social disorders, locking themselves into isolation, weakening their immunity to the sun's rays and, possibly, germs and bacteria (depending on the subjects obsessive-compulsive cleanliness: some are neat freaks who sanitize everything, and others, like me, are complete slobs).
/sarcasm
by the way, seroquel was the 2nd drug i ever tried. the first was prozac, and i almost killed myself when i was taking it. but no, weed's the real problem. also, i know you said "all drugs" and i keep mentioning weed, but as far as i can tell, a lot of the drugs coming from the pharmaceutical companies (eg ambien, the sleep-walking/cooking/
driving drug) are just as dangerous--if not more--than some of the street drugs. but from the way you phrased your statement, it seemed like they were fair game too.
i'm not trying to pick a fight, per se, i just want to know where you're coming from.
