[QUOTE="pis3rch"][QUOTE="Silverbond"]
I don't want to, and I don't see how I'm not "enjoying life" by not doing drugs.
lyeti
When someone says that, it doesn't literally mean that without drugs life is some bleak, miserable existence. It just means that you only get one life, and there are substances available that allow you to feel certain sensations that you would otherwise never experience, so one may feel inclined to take advantages of those substances to feel those different highs. We're both enjoyling life just fine, the difference is that sometimes I like to look at things through a different lens, so to speak. Not beacuse I am trying to escape, but because it's something different, something fun.
I have only seen the bad side of these drugs. I can never accept them because it would be immoral for me to do so. I don't care about the safe users, the people who are affected or peer pressured to take these drugs when they can't handle it are the only people I care about in this issue. You might be happy with it, yet another person throws their life down the drain for it. look at it from this theoretical point of view: if there were no drugs, we could improve the lives of a minority massively while slightly disconveniencing the lives of another minority. Here is an idea I had: "I suggest maybe having a legal equivalent to 19th century opium places. Basically a pub that gives marijuana smokers a place to relax and smoke in peace. Of course there wouldn't be that many of these establishments and they will be under tight restrictions to minimize chances of criminal connections and stop people from buying from immoral organisations that I described in my other thread on this." I would be fine with that because it doesn't interfere with the runnings of society, but at the moment it does... If drugs didn't exist, those people would have found something else to screw up their lives. Drugs aren't the problem, addiction is.
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