People should value their freedom. I do value my freedom but having been through many years of depression I would never consider prison the end of freedom.
That makes no sense. The whole idea of prison is to take away the freedom of the individual.[/QUOTE]
To think and to have emotion. I will not risk those freedoms and I know that drugs can cause more harm to me as an individual than a prison.
Drugs that are on the black market, yes. This is a problem with the drugs being illegal in the first place. If you knew what you were taking, and knew what doses there were, unless you were as uneducated about life as drugs, you should be fine.
How I feel now compared with how I felt then, being in prison would still feel like an improvement. From what I understand of prison, having not been there, being aggravated day in and day out, by real people, would be a pleasant change.
Your feelpinions are not fact, they are not backed up by any reputable study (don't even bother finding some obscure right wing bullshit, taken out of context sentence in a 10,000 page piece of shit like you usually do, I won't bother to check because I know you are just trolling for a big fat male troll to come and take all your problems away.[/QUOTE]
The further I get from depression the less and less I feel that way, and although I would prefer to stay out of prison naturally. I think prison is home to a majority of people with severe mental problems that require treatment, so they an get to a better place before being released. I think this way about the whole population there, whether they are drug users or not. I am not claiming to know there is any difference.
This is so far off the mark that I shouldn't even respond to it.
You are saying that because you, personally, have had depression that the rest of the world needs to adjust to you're thoughts about a particular matter. I think you have much larger issues to deal with than coming on to this forum, disagreeing with everyone and basically trolling the fuck out of the place because you have a mental disorder.
Prison is
not the place for someone who has smoked some pot, shot some heroin, or tripped on LSD (I'm not singling these people out, it's a generalization and sorry if I didn't list your drug of choice fellow BL's). Prison is also not the way to treat drug users with an addiction and/or a physical dependancy on any drug. Your logic is beyond rational, sane thinking. Please, get help from a professional and leave the drug message boards alone for a while. I'm sure the friendly paedophilein church will comfort you, it's a shame you're not a child (maybe you are, I don't know), otherwise they'd be MUCH more inclined to get close to you and listed to all of your troubles, both literally and figuratively.[/QUOTE]
Prison must be a place where people find self improvement is possible.
Oh they do, it's proven. Minor criminals come out absolutely much more educated. Much more educated in crime, how get get away with criminal acts and all kinds of crazy shit that god fearing people, if they understood, would actually want to ban prisons altogether. As they should ban the churches which methodically torture and rape children all over the world without any punishment. It's kind of like they're powerful, because they're so rich, don't pay tax, and have this image that they are untouchable by the law. That is because they are rich, untaxed and untouchable by the law.[/QUOTE]
The drugs I was sold did harm me.
It's taken this long to get out. You have been a victim of the war on drugs too. Wow. Instead of thinking about why the drugs you bought harmed you, your upbringing has conditioned you to believe that all drugs are bad, mmmkay. If drugs were legal (while I don't know your exact circumstances, nor do I really care) if they were legal, the chances of them harming you if you weren't an idiot and overdosed on them, knew all the contraindications and followed all the rules, then the chance of any well known drug harming you more than drinking too much is extremely rare. The fact that this is why you are on a crusade to ban all drugs speaks volumes for why you are so stubborn, at least I now have a valid reason to put you on my block list. You are simply a poor statistic of religeon who has been brainwashed and there is no hope for you. You are good at trolling, though.
I would not simply say what I did was sarcasm, it was a serious message and something I think OPI8 needed to consider. The risk of dying in prison is less than being a heroin user; by a large margin. That is the ultimate comparison.
The risk to me, a long time heroin user, dying of heroin is almost zero. The only possible way I would be killed by heroin is by choice, or the fact that it is illegal, so I could get a batch 10 times stronger than usual by accident, shoot it up and die. Thankfully, I have people around me with Naloxone, which reverses the affects of an opiate overdose. Therefore, it is safer for me to use heroin than it is to drive a car. There is no antidote to a car crash.
If you guys want to blame the war on drugs. I think you do that just to avoid thinking about it.
If you actually listened to arguments, you would have the same view as most of the posters on this board. The "War on Drugs" is what kills people, not the drugs.
I still don't know why you wanted to know why I was from Australia, but if it has any bearing or not on if I'm going to hell - believe me - I couldn't give a shit. I bet it would be a lot better there than having to put up with the likes of you anyway.
I quoted you this time, so don't go fucking changing your tune just because I've raised some facts that you disagree with, cunt. I bet you're a virgin with several children too. I read an article that said 30% (from memory) of "virgin" Christians believe their children were immaculately conceived. That's science, bitch.
