8ball1234
Bluelighter
Fersho ill try and write in paragraphs never was to good in English hah
Someone nodded out on H doesn't usually fuck with other peoples shit while they are high. Meth heads will stay up all week and fuck EVERYONES and their mom's shit up.
Both H and Meth use have violence associated with it, but with H it's more about getting the H (and WDing skinny ass junkies aren't exactly intimidating) and with meth, it's about getting the meth, as well as turning violent and psychotic on those closest to them (not all methheads of course), and it just gets worse and worse over time.
Increased meth use in rural America is associated with a myriad of increased domestic violence, child abuse, torture and neglect, property damage, rampage violence, irrational violence, impulsivity, and altogether just more carnage.
Not to mention the cat piss smell... that alone.
I know it's associated with all that but at the end of the day it's the people's decisions that led to neglect and violence.
I know meth impairs judgement but really if you have enough self control you can avoid all that.
I mean I use and I'm not violent or impulsive or inflict damage on any property.
Some of that is from psychosis and Of course anythng done in a psychosis is not a mans choice but you can also have a psychosis on any stimulent cocaine, adderal, Ritalin, mdma, any of the rc's so why is meth taking all the hate.
Again shouldn't people be judged on their actions not their habits?
What if there's a tweeker that smokes daily or even iv but is involved in community service not court ordered on their own will or is a doctor saves people's lives or something of that nature that helps people and comes off as a good person or a "saint" but has a secret addiction.
Let's say you knew this man and the great things hes done or does and you find out about his addiction would you look at him any different?
Would you then see him as a thief or violent person or as skum like most users are seen as?
The sad truth is yes people would. If his work found out he uses they would fire him. If his friends found out would they abandon him? Maybe. Some will some wont. And of course the truth about his addiction will spread like wild fire because of people's egos they need to put down someone to lift themselves up to look as a better person to feel superior. I Know people will begin to not trust him. If anything happens hell be the first to blame. He might even be banned from where ever he helps out and does community service.
Now why is he getting the bad rep from meth when he is nothing like the other tweekers you hear about in the news or see on the streets.
I know it's a bad habit but he shouldn't be judged on his habit he should be judged on his actions.
Plus there are many crack heads that do exactly everything you said was associated with meth but still IMO and in my area meth is considered worse and you want to stay away from those people but crack heads aren't seen as as bad.
The stories I've heard about H addiction seem the same as crack and meth deceiving people to get more money or thieving or robbing and I heard of the anger associated with opiates.
So why is meth considered the worst?
its not that simple; not all tweekers are a threat of armed robberies with screwdrivers.
A heroin addict on heroin is a healthy man. Anyone who hasn't slept for 5 day shouldn't be trusted with anything by anyone.
Heroin makes you a sleepy apathetic dick, but you're not a threat to anyone.
something to do with, y'know... these "mountain people," for lack of a better term, with missing teeth and hunters caps cooking up meth in coca-cola bottles and blowing themselves up. lol
It's a cheap, easily-manufactured stimulant (relatively, at least, in comparison to crops that need to be grown overseas, processed and then exported) that really got popular in the poorer, more rural parts of the U.S.