Guenny wrote:
Man, I sure grate on your nerves. That's awesome. I'm sorry I don't spend all my intellectual thoughts posting and engaging you Moe, I don't know how many times I have to apologize about that before you stop getting your panties in a twist.
People who really grate on my nerves get the same reaction as the people I enjoy and the people I am indifferent about. I call out stupidity where it is demonstrated. You just happen to pop up more frequently than others.
Guenny wrote:
And also, Moe, since you're uninformed, juvenile drinking is one of the leading causes of alcoholism in adults. Oh, but wait, alcohol isn't addictive... so I must just be making up these words. Alcoholics don't exist, except apparently in the realm of leprechauns and succubi. Drug addicts, however, are on your street corner, ready to get your kid high and sell him illegal plants!
Juvenile drinking is not one of the leading causes of alcoholism in adults.
There is no known cause of alcoholism in adults. Thanks for playing the "Ooh! I can type stupid things!" game. Fortunately your husband is smarter than you are. He can formulate a coherent thought. This is one of the more accurate things I have seen in recent years on the matter:
Barkingturtle wrote:
Fact is, drugs aren't the problem, at all. Drugs aren't ruining all these addicts lives, everywhere. Frailty is, insecurity is, a lack of appropriate coping mechanisms are. A lack of honest education is. The drugs just aren't that dangerous without the prerequisite damage that causes one to abuse them.
My position is now, and has been as long as I can remember, that the government has no business criminalizing the creation/cultivation, possession or use of "controlled substances". This extends from nicotine to alcohol to marijuana to psychedelics to white drugs, etc., etc. and so forth. The government is not a nanny and has no business criminalizing anything that I can engage in in the privacy of my own home (or elsewhere) without impacting anyone else's rights. Criminalizing a consensual act is nothing more than fear-mongering and playing to the emotions of a moralistic society. The majority of the population should not be denied the ability to engage in harmless actions because a small subset of that population are too weak to cope with life.
Now, all that being said, go wiggle your tits a little and get a bigger tip. Your husband deserves something nice for putting up with what I can only imagine are your inane ramblings at home.