Maybe if they had access via televised public service announcements about
bluelight to inform them of the potential dangers of the things they were messing with, they'd still be alive.
Everyone is responsible for themself of course, but drugs aren't playthings. They're like guns, although that's a bad analogy. Only in the sense that they need to be respected and they need to be informed on every aspect of the agent they're carelessly fucking around with.
On the other side of the coin, this information that all of us are plainly aware of isn't taught in schools and receives no large-scale publice broadcasting. For this I blame the government, of course, so both sides have their hands stained in the crimson water of life that is no more.
Still a shame, but these sensationalist pieces are really getting to me. If my opinion on modern journalism degrades any further I may just have to go out there and change professions. I'd be ruthless and unmerciful, and beat them like amputee junkyard dogs with scabies and a complete lack of moral character.
“We would always advise against ingesting anything into your body which is not for a bone fide medical reason."
What about nicotine, alcohol, chemical additives, growth hormone, fluoride, etc etc.
What purpose do these chemicals have that the others don't,
MEDICALLY.
Cutting holes in this type of article is like shooting fish in a satchel.
