I wish we could have everyone get on board with this. It won't fix much in the grand scheme of how fucked up the US is, but it's a compassionate start.
iamthesuck;12312188 said:I wish we could have everyone get on board with this. It won't fix much in the grand scheme of how fucked up the US is, but it's a compassionate start.
You both are right but you can't change the fact that people STILL think Christopher Columbus discovered AMERIKA8)DavisK4high247;12319985 said:True words, plus they get an oz of coke they usually steal a lot of it and replace it with cut, as long as it tests positive for coke, which it will whether 5% or 90% pure, and they then get high or sell it or both. Lotta cops get paid by being dealers and protecting the big wig lawyers and judges who are into making cash from drugs being illegal..without drugs being illegal their would be no need for even 10% of all lawyers, judges, cops and defintely no need for the damn crooked dea asses!
time2manup;12342868 said:You both are right but you can't change the fact that people STILL think Christopher Columbus discovered AMERIKA8)
the problem comes when ppl view 'drugs' as some monolithic entity, when there's such variety to drugs that they're anything but (for instance, most-anyone will cede that caffeine, which is quite clearly a drug in any sense you'd use the word, is a good thing for many/most ppl) Groups like LEAP tend to have a theme of 'drugs r bad, but prohibition isn't the answer', and I def get your frustration when you think 'but they're not all bad'; for a breath of fresh air, I cannot recommend MAPS too highly (check out Doblin's google.tech.talk on youtube, i'll bet you'll love it based on your quoted^ post) Furthermore, there are ppl who can safely and functionally use drugs that are bad for most (opioids, stims etc) who are not a danger to anyone, including themselves.GumbyClaymation;12341859 said:I like the article, but I feel that the message is "drugs are bad, but we should approach this a different way than with prohibition and criminalization."
What about responsible recreational or entheogenic drug use? LEAP is certainly on a path that I welcome, but I wish that a message could be included that proclaims the ability of people to responsibly use drugs and be productive members of society. These people, myself included, are successful, do no harm to anyone, yet are considered law breakers and need to fear persecution from authorities and fellow citizens alike.
bmxxx;12344523 said:pmoseman, i'm unsure what you mean re firefox's new extension, specifically how it'd 'help' someone in a situation of a website glitch or moderator edit (i presume you referred to the former because the latter wouldn't make sense, but your quote of my post and your response weren't clear to me, sorry if i'm oblivious)
pmoseman;12348659 said:It does not matter what drug that person was referring to. Finding some way to ignore your reality is not helpful to others in the same social struggle.