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Bad teeth too. Who needs to eat when you can just get high instead though? I mean it sucks that people get roped into it. We all have our ways of escaping. I prefer virtual reality games or literally getting into an airplane (or my sailboat) and just blasting off this rock for awhile. Regardless we all have our ways of disconnecting, could be as simple as going hiking, or drinking a beer (hopefully responsibly), but we all do it. Meth is not a constructive way of escape but it must be a 'good' way if it leads to pychosis the disconnect must be insane. To me it seems self-destructive. I'm not sure if the average meth user is slightly suicidal or if the experience is just that good they don't care (or both)? I agree that the war on drugs was lost (maybe never had a chance to begin with). I think the only thing that will stop it is if there is some way to 'make' a meth user make the conscious decision to stop on their own. Is there a methadone for meth? I'm not sure how effective that is or not for opioid addicts. It's hard I think for most average people to understand. They may be dealing with mental or physical pain beyond our comprehension. Even if they didn't have a super hard life and just made bad choices anyway they now probably are still in a place that's hard for any of us to understand. The main rule of life is that everyone dies, most of us try to prolong it for the most part but we all find our own balance of pleasure usually at the cost of health. It's a tough thing even philosophically to say how much person has a right or not to choose to live fast and die hard. How much time and effort should we spend trying to make people make better choices? Or 'undo' their bad choices? How do you even reach a mind that has been chemically altered to who knows what? Way above my pay grade... Why is sugar legal?
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