>...what about those who get addicted to *legal* drugs?
>i mean, vodka is illegal in kuwait, marijuina in usa,

I don't think so Tim (marijuana in the USA)

Kenneth Waller

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Mishka" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Pentax K 28mm f2.0 Lens


> what about those who get addicted to *legal* drugs?
> i mean, vodka is illegal in kuwait, marijuina in usa, either is legal
> in netherlands,
> and so on...
> i am not sure "legal" or "illegal" is meaningful when it applies to
> a single person consumption.
>
> that aside, people use substances for a number of reasons, many of
> those are quite
> legitimate, considering the alternatives (like, getting drunk vs
> jumping off the bridge).
> making blanket statements is not a very smart thing to do.
>
> besides, are you so sure about "negative light by society at large"? --
> i am not sure, eg, pot is viewed very negatively by society (not
> government) here.
>
> best,
> mishka
>
> On 2/15/07, Tom C <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Another example.
>>
>> A person that gets addicted to illegal drugs is at least aware of the
>> dangers to some degree, and is aware that is viewed in a negative light 
>> by
>> society at large.  They go ahead and make the choice to use the substance
>> and there life eventually goes to hell because of their choices.  Yes 
>> it's a
>> sad state of affairs and they should be helped, but it was by and large
>> their choices that got them where they're at and no one else.
>>
>> An innocent victim is somebody that's crossing the street with the signal
>> and gets hit by the bus that runs the red light.  People can also be
>> victims, but sometimes they are victims of their own behavior.
>>
>>
>> Tom C.


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