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  Dr Psych

  9 months ago

  Hey chick,
  
  I think it's pretty obvious that this person is not quite all there when making their arguments (the "copter" comment should be enough). I do think that there are arguments for the legalization of many drugs, including the fact that inflated drug prices, drug impurities, and drug-dealing-related violence are some of the most costly aspects of addiction in society.
  However, I would not argue that meth is not toxic (though it's relative toxicity to alcohol can be debated at length as they harm different parts of the body), nor that it is natural.
  I'll give you this though: The tweaker who stayed up late on his 4th night up to put together that petition is resourceful, even if they need a little more schooling on matters of vocabulary ;-)
  
  all the best,
  Dr. Psych
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  SomeChick

  9 months ago

  Lest ye forget the amount of people in prison on drug charges and nothing more. I am not sure what the answer is, but legalizing something as destructive as meth would do society no good. Do you think people could use meth like alcohol in moderation? Most people that drink alcohol, do so responsibly I would assume - but meth is a whole different beast. I've not met one person who has stated they used meth recreationally who didn't turn to a zombie within months. With all of that said however, I do think something needs to be done about the amount of people in prison due to a drug addiction.
  As always, thanks for your two cents Dr. Psych - always a pleasure.
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  Hanna

  9 months ago

  They might as well have said "Meth is good. Meth is great. I'm HIGH ON METH RIGHT NOW!" Thats basically all I got out of it. Morons.
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  Boy Grows Up

  9 months ago

  I have a very hard time believing that petition is not written in jest, by some smartass who wants to get a rise out of others. In fact, reading between the lines, I get a sense he or she is making fun at meth heads who think they get some beneficial attribute from the drug. Re: the comment "I can also explain you how the universe works or how to fix society. Nice huh?"
  
  As to the argument about meth being anything close to "natural," as a former user I can attest to the fact that the taste and smell of it demonstrate otherwise. Even tweaked out, I would ask myself, "WHy in the hell are you putting this poison in your body?" It seemed ludicrous even at the time.
  
  I am so glad I somehow have overcome this nightmare that is tina. And I can still rub my two brain cells together and come out ok, and even hold a great job, stay in a committed partnership, and find new non-drug-related interests.
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  jawkwondo

  8 months ago

  haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahahahahahahahhahahaha
  i read this during my neurology class.... holy god i hope that girl has some sort of brain damage
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  Craig Pederson

  7 months ago

  I got sucked into doing meth when i was 21 and continued to get high for about a year and a half after until i picked up a criminal case for stealing, me and my wife split up, i lost my job and i was living in my car for 3 months prior to my arrest.. In my opinion, meth does make you way sharper, way more focused, super confident, witty, but..... those benefits are extremely short lived and once you realize your not getting the benefits, you find yourself with the worst addiction ever... i wish i never tried it. Don't make the mistake of thinking you can try it once. you will regret that for the rest of your life.
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  DAVID

  6 months ago

  YO I THINK METH IS BOMB BEST THING TO EVER HAPPENED TO ME I LOVE TO DO MY GIRL WHILE ON IT =]]
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  ANA

  5 months ago

  i did crystal meth for 4 month and i was wondering could that affect my brain or my body??????
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  Lola

  5 months ago

  OH MY GOD!!! This petition to legalize meth is pure insanity! I have been a meth addict for about 2 1/2 yrs and am convinced the first rock was belched from the pits of hell by satan himself. Anyone who would suggest making this poison available to the public in mass quantities must be out of their mind! Legalizing meth couldn't be anything less than a complete disaster for everyone in the country. It has run rampant across America leaving children without parents, husbands without wives, wives without husbands, and parents without children. Meth appears harmless at first but before you realize it, it's got it's hooks in you. Myself and countless others struggle daily with the powerful force of this drug and many others fall victim to it.
  
  I'm not the dirty greasy tweaker you see (or imagine) geeking around, I'm an intelligent, educated tweaker that wishes they could go back to that first piece of foil and say not on your life but it's too late for that. So I struggle to control my addiction. Some weeks I don't use at all but some weeks I use every day. I've shot dope into my veins everyday for the last 7 days before that it had been 3 weeks since I used. You never can tell about it. It's too unpredictible to be legal.
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  Rob

  5 months ago

  Drug legalisation is an important issue since the disire for drugs is an very human drive. I believe legalisation causes more problems than it solves as it makes criminals out of people who have a serious health problem. Drug issues should be delt with by doctors not by policemen. Unless of course a persons drug use is harming others. People should be given the right over their own body to fuck it up if they so please. Not to mention you have spoken about the problems people who seek out this drug how been through, such as the production of it which is needlessly dangourous and a process which should be done by real chemists and not some dick in their backyard. The legalisation of drugs is an important step on our way to a happier world which is free of pushing normal people into a criminal world, and an important steop to get the drugs out of the hands of children, because these days that's who the black market aims at. We need to educate about drugs teach people the dangers and risks involved help people stay safe from halm. And not lock people up for doing no more than seeking to fulfill one of their basic human drives.
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  Rob

  5 months ago

  But maybe not meth legalisation, that is some fucking bad shit. MDMA legalisation for the win.
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  WhatEva

  4 months ago

  Dude its freakin retarted like who would acctually do this after what it does to you. it makes your apperance ugly and damages you in the inside. Its stupid just like any other drug.
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  Bethany

  1 day ago

  Yee, gads, I sure hope that person was joking. I never used it personally, but watched my boyfriend literally go through a massive downward spiral for five months before being hauled off to jail. It went from something he assumed he could control to a friend murdering some kid in a church parking lot because he was high, had been awake for a week. My boyfriend provided the weapon. Not only did meth turn him into a zombie (awake constantly, never eating, skin and bones, always trying to score more of the drug or make profit off of anything possible), but he turned into a sexual sadist, cheated on me, etc. Yeah, that sounds like something we should legalize!
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