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05/28/09(Thu)07:52:42 No.4294394Well,
on one hand, if you need drugs to get through life, you're weak.
Weakness is something to be despised. On the other hand, if you use
drugs just for recreation, well - having to be entertained by chemicals
is essentially pathetic. Yeah, I bet it makes you feel good, but human
beings were not born to feel good, they were born to live. There are
other ways to feel good, which are not only more socially acceptable,
but also a more worthwhile use of our human faculties.
All of
this applies to alcohol, too. Drunkards are despised, and teenagers
with beer cans are ridiculed for being pathetic. The main reason why
alcohol is tolerated is because it is, in certain occasions, cultured;
and culture is worthwhile, because it's interesting, elaborate and
sometimes even challenging.
Yes, I have drunk alcohol, but not
once in my life have I drunk alcohol alone. That's a pretty big
difference. Although alcohol is harmful, it would be a loss for
civilization and culture on the whole if alcohol were to be abolished
completely. This, alas, is not true for drugs, generally speaking. |