drugs

[seewithyourmind]

from the economist magazine

Comments

[justletmesleep]

i'm still going to show up at your house periodically and give you presents and hugs and adderall until you finish. and i plan on consuming at least 75% of the vegetarian food in your fridge, including 100% of the fruit and 95% of the mad blazed cow cheese (give or take a few percentage points if i ever feel like sharing). see you soon! ♥

[seewithyourmind]

your my best friend

mad blazed cow is mine!

[cuddles_thebear]

those numbers arnt right. 1gram of the opium we get is about 15 dollars so 1000 grams would be alot more then 90. also if they are talking about real opium not the synthetic shit we end up getting then it would be a hell of alot more then that. and although it is true that alot of cannibus users are in jail for things they shouldnt be there for which in turns wastes tax dollars, anyone who pushes heroin should be there. Alot of those statements are true, but alot of the are circumstantial evidence that have no real proof behind them like "people often times come out of jails more harmed or more harmful than before." Not to say i dont support legalization of cannibus but there are alot of things people dont take into account when they make that statement, for instance, during prohibition people wanted the legalization of alcohol, they got it, then they wanted legalization of weed, they got it. With that pattern couldnt the next thing be something that really is harmful, like heroin or crack? Basically what im saying is do your research

[sammaye]

the economist doesn't make up statistics

[cuddles_thebear]

whoops didnt read that it was from the economist. i still feel like some of those stats are wrong, but i do feel more confident in them now.

[seewithyourmind]

thats 90 for opium that peeps buy in afghanistan dude. thats "farmstock" as the article put it