You already are paying for it. The most abused drugs are prescription drugs. Pills are like currency in the hood. You can buy anything with them.I'm mostly railing at the moronic suggestion on free supply.
You already are paying for it. The most abused drugs are prescription drugs. Pills are like currency in the hood. You can buy anything with them.I'm mostly railing at the moronic suggestion on free supply.
Why are you misattributing other people's words to me captainmorgan?
Because he's out of rational argument & right wing nutso blog links, - slander is all he's got left, Karrie...![]()
I'm unsure what you are speaking towards here... I have pretty much included quoted text when I have responded to you.
post 98, I did NOT type that.
BS..
BS..
Instead of Blowing your stack, you tell me why the Swiss program wouldn't work.
Source up time, fundies...
I'm mostly railing at the moronic suggestion on free supply.
I'm on the fence on legalizing it. Softer drugs are one thing but the heavier ones like H, Meth and crack make me think twice about it
Holy cow Karrie... I honestly don't know how that happened.
Consider it changed along with my apologies
Gvt supplied (free) H could easily work, but only on a kick-the-habit basis where the 'patient' is at a facility full time the H is administered in smaller and smaller doses until such time that the person is able to cope without massive withdrawls.
In my view, it's impossible to do this on an out-patient basis
Fair enough. In countries where they've gone legal and treat the addicts as sick instead of as criminal, the hard drugs don't seem to gain any more users or social acceptance than when they were illegal, otherwise I'd rail, loudly, against legalizing them. No one wants drugs spreading to their family, their loved ones, and I'm not different of course.
I was flipping through doing other things when I spotted it, but no apologies are needed as I've read back and it's obvious now you were still addressing hundbolt, not trying to misattribute. Mistakes happen.
Regardless of how someone gets there, the damage that is done to the user is magnified by the damage to their family , friends and community
I do appreciate your understanding on this... I'm still scratching my head on how it might have happened
It's what methadone clinics do, on an outpatient basis. I don't know about hard drug use like heroin, etc., but anyone I've ever known who was trying to kick a habit (smoking, alcohol, even a friend who kicked cocaine), needed something productive to do, to take their mind off the cravings. It seems like being locked in a hospital trying to wean would be way harder than working, spending time with family, etc.
We'll just blame Andem, yeah?
That's the other big piece of why I think society, on the whole, is best served by helping addicts rather than punishing them.
I fully support the notion that addiction is a medical issue, actually, a large part of my logic rests on the notion that drugs like heroin and meth are so addictive that the only option for a full-time user to sustain the habit is criminal activities... It's a heinous cycle that demands that the physical addiction be the first, second and third priorities. Somewhere after that is need to source the funds for the product and way down the list is the actual well-being of the individual.
I can appreciate that there are varying degrees of the power of that addiction - seems to be different for everyone - but for those that are enslaved by the need, self-sustainability (in terms of what we would call a 'normal' life) are not to be realized until such time that they break free.
Regardless of how someone gets there, the damage that is done to the user is magnified by the damage to their family , friends and community
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Now, CM, you are starting to THINK through the Drug problem.
The Swiss determined decades ago that you can't CURE the addictive personality - you can keep it from CRIMINAL activity.
Time for you to holiday in Geneva. Take Goob with you- the old feller needs a change of scenery...![]()
Time for you to holiday in Geneva. Take Goob with you- the old feller needs a change of scenery...![]()
Been there twice, it's a wonderful country and from what I know of Goober, I'd travel with him anytime.
BTW - I'm probably younger than you.
Great, let's legalize and make all heroin free as per hunbolt's glittering stroke of genius and watch the death rates explode.
You can't cure the addictive personality. You can control it instead of criminalising it.
The best way that I've heard it put was "be prepared for "unprecedented boredom and energy, coming down is like getting high".It's what methadone clinics do, on an outpatient basis. I don't know about hard drug use like heroin, etc., but anyone I've ever known who was trying to kick a habit (smoking, alcohol, even a friend who kicked cocaine), needed something productive to do, to take their mind off the cravings. It seems like being locked in a hospital trying to wean would be way harder than working, spending time with family, etc.
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#107Re: Vancouver Safe Injection Sites a Success
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BS..Pointless to engage a 'true believer' Goobs.
Ironic - he's the poster-boy for fundies on this issue
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#108Re: Vancouver Safe Injection Sites a Success
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Instead of Blowing your stack, you tell me why the Swiss program wouldn't work.Me a Fundie. Now that is laughable. Clearly you have not read any of my posts.
Source up time, fundies...
CM is correct- a problem with comprehension.
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Just answer my question. If your far right Bloggers can't help you- try logic.