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01-30-2018, 05:57 PM
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Is everyone on this forum an autistic white millennial above 6' in height?
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01-30-2018, 06:06 PM
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Their probably drugging our food to make us taller and more gay.
Seriously...I don't remember Kale...Where did this shit come from? The wiki says the middle ages. Bullshit..the ivented that stuff. It's too perfect for a vegetable. Light, full of protein, no gas issues. Fucking Bullshit GMO | ||
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01-30-2018, 06:14 PM
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Maye they don't want city services having to drive all over for corpses?
Seriously tho', opium and its derivatives are more addictive than anything on the planet. Too much money being made for sensical regulation tho'.
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01-30-2018, 06:24 PM
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I don't really think one drug is far more addictive than another. It's more like people that like heroine get into a more hopeless cycle than people that like pot or beer.
It doesn't take very long to get addicted to alcohol. Low grade alcoholism is common -- where they don't drink a lot bit they need that drink in the evening. People addict to all kinds of things. Games, gambling...the physiological elements are kind of the minor part...you just need to dry out and that part goes away in a few weeks. Its the reason people like living on a certain drug -- that's the hard addiction part. And its very much a psychology/environment game. Heroine doesn't turn people into heroine addicts -- it turns heroine addicts into shit. | ||
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01-30-2018, 06:30 PM
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The affects on the brain of opioids / dependency are already well documented in medicine.
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01-30-2018, 06:46 PM
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subsidizing the behavior perpetuates the misery of the addicts, their families and all those around them. promoting suffering for the chance at placating one's own conscience in a good deed is inhumane. most empaths cant see the reason behind their feelings and most people endeavoring to cultivate their own empathy simply affect the thoughtless stance of the empath :c don't make others suffer so you can feel righteous.
the idea that addicts are bad people for not choosing to end their addictions is simple idiocy rooted in a virgin ignorance of the nature of addiction. people don't choose addiction aamymore than they choose frustration or incomprehension. it happens. there are steps to avoid dangerous situations, but they are not always foreseeable and it is uncomfortable acknowledging one's own inherent disadvantages. i am immensely grateful to have people in my life willing to swat me if I stray and equally thankful to have received a personality amenable to correction. not everyone has that. i know if i didn't I'd be on a darker path. I could be on a brighter one too, but the odds are not favorable. at present the worst i have to deal with is F5'ing this damn forum ^^; THOUGH, i have done a pretty darn good job of abstaining... today [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.] the most powerful thing you can give someone who suffers addiction or depression is a reason. the need to be needed is an essential part of being human.
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