drugs and kids

[Irishman]

How about you shove a needle through your dick
ITS NOT YOUR PARENTS POT!!!!!!!!!!

You're not worth my time.

[Scotsman]

It amazes me sometimes how random and useless some people are in conversations.

[Albrtd3]

Atleast thier not on drugs... lol.

[T-Bones]

lol good point but i think they r lol

[MynameiscalledDisturbance]

There is nothing wrong with having a drink as long as you dont hurt anyone. Drinking is a personal choice and its not amoral. If you want to have a drink, drink and feel no guilt. If you want to smoke smoke. there is nothing wrong with these behaviors. The guilt that is socially imposed on you is false. In whatever you do, do it of your own will and do not regret it. It is also a wise choice to never trip alone. for safty, have a sober buddy.

[Irishman]

Peer pressure is much more subtle than people give it credit for. It's nothing like what adults make it out to be. But whenever one is part of a group, there is a certain pressure and expectation to conform to that group's standards. It's not nearly as overt as we're lead to believe, but it certainly is there. And it's definitely the all controlling force people make it out to be.

[rtil]

I just don't see the benefit. I have much better things to be doing, and so does everyone else.

[darkz13]

im in a drug free school (i think  ) and nobady i know does drugs or wants to.

[rtil]

im in a drug free school

i'd be stunned if that was true.

[pinkpanda]

i'd be stunned if that was true.

i thought bcs was a drug free school when i first came.

[Irishman]

I agree but I will also say that I'm not a weak person that is trying to be popular.
Frankly I could give a fuck  

People who have a clear idea of who they are and who they want to be tend to be more strong-willed and resilient to peer pressure. Those who's identity revolves (at least somewhat) around who their friends are (e.g. 'trendy' people) tend to be more susceptible to peer pressure. At least that's my take on it.

[MynameiscalledDisturbance]

Its amusing to see noncomformity become the new standard, isnt it.

[T-Bones]

it ant kool

[Irishman]

Its amusing to see noncomformity become the new standard, isnt it.

Quite ironic. If you ask any random person on the street they'll say that they are a non-conformist when in reality the overwhelming majority are just the opposite. And like Disturbance said, non-conformity is the new conformity. Just look at the emo fad. They're all obsessed with being different, and in doing so become exactly the same.

[T-Bones]

Its amusing to see noncomformity become the new standard, isnt it.

true

[kam]

Quite ironic. If you ask any random person on the street they'll say that they are a non-conformist when in reality the overwhelming majority are just the opposite. And like Disturbance said, non-conformity is the new conformity. Just look at the emo fad. They're all obsessed with being different, and in doing so become exactly the same.

http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/37673729/  

[Albrtd3]

Nice Kam. Quite frankly, I love my brain cells....

[tapistry]

I am going to go out on a limb as someone who doesnt believe wanting to escape reality as a bad thing.  Not all of us can live happy lives, sometimes people need a way out even if its only temporary.

Pretend drinking wasnt illegal until you were 21 would you do it?

If drugs werent illegal would it still be immoral?  Is morality legislation?  Because it is quite a ridiculas conclusion to believe that man determines morality.

Are we dealing with doing drugs as a moral issue or a practical issue.  Because if it is a practical issue, it isnt all that unlike driving a car or abortion.

All i have is more question; which i know doesnt improve the conversation.

Jake

[T-Bones]

if it wasnt ilegial for any of thos i would still not do it
i want to like to be at least 80

[darkz13]

very good idea tapistry morality is a oppinion of the ignorent masses. if one desires to be above one must forget such humanity it is a distraction nothing more.