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(11-07-2009,
08:06 PM)
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#251
Originally Posted by missbreedsiddx:
wait, people who don't do heroin are straight edge now? fuckin heroin? |
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(11-07-2009,
08:07 PM)
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#252
Originally Posted by RiskyChris:
You take part in it, you support the trade. Simple as that. |
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Member
(11-07-2009,
08:07 PM)
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#253
Originally Posted by RiskyChris:
I didn't kill her! The bullet did! |
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(11-07-2009,
08:08 PM)
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#254
Originally Posted by fistfulofmetal:
You're right, the fact that drugs are illegal is the problem. Not the fact that people use them.
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It's just basic supply and demand. |
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Member
(11-07-2009,
08:08 PM)
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#255
Nice a thread that literally makes me want to vomit. I pray all of you drug advocates get some help
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Member
(11-07-2009,
08:09 PM)
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#256
Originally Posted by fistfulofmetal:
Well cool everything you do supports the exploitation and rape of the third world. Hope you can sleep tonight. |
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Member
(11-07-2009,
08:09 PM)
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#257
Originally Posted by -COOLIO-:
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Member
(11-07-2009,
08:11 PM)
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#258
Originally Posted by gerg:
It's such a fucking joke that people would blame users instead of the forces of government that perpetuate the violent drug war. |
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too mature for this board
(11-07-2009,
08:11 PM)
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#259
I think the tragedy here is the fact that we have young forum goers here who may stumble here and find people advocating drug use.
I'm relieved that most kids are smart enough to ignore ignorance. Then again, some of the 13 year olds trolling Xbox or Dragon Age threads might be naive enough to take this thread wrong. |
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Member
(11-07-2009,
08:12 PM)
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#260
Originally Posted by Xeke:
Tell me how drugs being illegal intrinsically (that is, necessarily) leads to the problems with illegal drug production. Of course, it doesn't. Perhaps due to human nature, or the expected way people might act in the situation, the illegal nature of drugs may be more likely to lead to these problems, but "more likely" =/ "necessarily". This reminds me of the thread about the girl who got raped numerous times after a party, where people seemed incapable of realising how "her actions made it more likely that she got raped" was not contradictory with the statement that "it wasn't her fault that she got raped". The government's actions make it more likely that the problems associated with illegal production are to happen. This doesn't make it their fault. |