Sure, they work as pest control and kill many scumbags.
The problem is that it also kills the innocent people that get pulled in to drugs against their will and become addicts.
Anyone who thinks people do drugs "against their will" has obviously never done drugs and learned everything they know about the subject from After School Specials. Anyone stupid enough to become an addict is stupid enough to stop wasting oxygen on this planet. Trust me, if you've ever known addicts, you know they aren't people who's contributions to (your so-called) "society" will be missed.
But, being a misanthrope, I hold that opinion of ALL of the rest of you, soooo....
I understand where you're coming from, but when I said "against their will" I was referring to situations that they have no control over, e.g their drink was spiked. Although, If they seek drugs again after such an experience, They are entirely responsible for that.
...but not everyone has the strong will to fight the effects of addictive substances. That one trait of their character does not necessarily mean that they have nothing to contribute to society.
There are also people who will "try it" on recommendation of a friend that they trust.
While for the most part, I agree with you, I do feel that some (not all) of the innocents that are dragged into it are exceptions to that concept.
Is my view on drugs normal?
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Sure, they work as pest control and kill many scumbags.
The problem is that it also kills the innocent people that get pulled in to drugs against their will and become addicts.
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Anyone who thinks people do drugs "against their will" has obviously never done drugs and learned everything they know about the subject from After School Specials. Anyone stupid enough to become an addict is stupid enough to stop wasting oxygen on this planet. Trust me, if you've ever known addicts, you know they aren't people who's contributions to (your so-called) "society" will be missed.
But, being a misanthrope, I hold that opinion of ALL of the rest of you, soooo....
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I understand where you're coming from, but when I said "against their will" I was referring to situations that they have no control over, e.g their drink was spiked. Although, If they seek drugs again after such an experience, They are entirely responsible for that.
...but not everyone has the strong will to fight the effects of addictive substances. That one trait of their character does not necessarily mean that they have nothing to contribute to society.
There are also people who will "try it" on recommendation of a friend that they trust.
While for the most part, I agree with you, I do feel that some (not all) of the innocents that are dragged into it are exceptions to that concept.