Drug Addiction?

Question by fatdadslim: drug addiction?
why are so many young people dying worldwide because of ice speed and all the other nrcotics.they are dead before they have really lived.is it peer pressure.it it rich kids what is it.addiction has been around for centuries ,alcohol,ciggarrettes,but these dont usually kill us.what can be done.the parents must suffer so much.who do we stop it.please give yourselves a chance to live say no to these sellers.dont give in life is really livingtell your peer group to stuff off.police should know how to stop it.even stopping the small guy put a dent in the big guys pockets.people kill to buy drugsi

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Answer by Shelly t
I live in the number 1 drug state in the nation. Maine. look it up maine is one. it will surprise you. And by the way alcohol and cigs do kill you just slower. As for the police they do make arrest here an everywhere, but they can’t get the #1 guy. We even know who the #1 guys are, but the police will not arrest without solid evidence . They can not afford to make a mistake or they won’t be able to take them down again later. it will be consider harrasment. i think you will be surprised to find today it isn’t the kids in drugs its the adults. My daughter says that in school drugs are really not that big. some do it but most of them just drink. drinking is big.

Answer by makeda m
Hopelessness.

If we look at our government and global situation seems like hope is lost .

Where does our future lie if young adults feel there is nothing worth living for.

The government needs to spend less on the war on so called terrorism and pay closer attention to what is happening on the home front.

We are so quick to criticize other countries and their politics, while our own government makes lethal drugs available to our citizens everyday.

I have a conspiracy theory, that governments world wide are trying to reduce the global population by feeding them bad food, cigarettes, alcohol and narcotics.

Bin Laden is the least of our concerns.

I think Michael Moore called this methods of self distraction.

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