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Originally Posted by mRclARK1
Yes, alcohol has serious health affects when abused. The difference between drugs and alcohol is significant though. With drugs the damage is done quicker, with much less exposure, and is more severe in nature (IE: brain damage and mental deterioration for instance) and these effects are not temporary, as they are with responsible alcohol use. A hard drug addict can become legally incompentent within a couple years of starting use with the damage that can be done.
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you do realize that responsible alcohol use is limited to no more than 2 drinks at one sitting less than 3 times per month. Tell me where to find these kinds of drinkers and I will show you the casual heroine user. You sound like one of those counselors or some kind of probation officer.
Yes, most addicts did start with pot, but do most pot smokers become addicts, hell no. Look at any 10 people in the USA, any 10, no matter where you find them. I'll be willing to bet the dismemberment of my own cock that at least 7 of them have tried pot and of those 7 at least 4 of them have/will/has casually used pot at some time in their life. If you have never used pot how is it that you seem to know so much. Put the books down. As far as your friend goes, people are honest in that kind of research and there are so many variable in surveys that they are never accurate and most scientific surveys also figure in an equation for the possibility of the accuracy itself. You are entitled to your opinion, but please come with facts before you try to take the high road above other people. Premie or not.