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| Aaron Armitage
Posted on 09/24/2001 12:49:15 PM PDT by A.J.Armitage
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To: Texaggie79
See "The Pharmacological Basis of Therapuetics," under alcohol withdrawl symptoms.
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posted on
12/12/2001 9:28:17 AM PST
by
Pistias
To: D Joyce
I have no problem with people that wish to harm themselves. I see that as a right. But too many innocents are harmed by HARD drug users, and that harm would not decrease, but would increase as a result of legalization.
As for pot, legalize it all the way.
To: Pistias
See post 271
To: tpaine
severe hallucination with alcohol? really? Show me documentation. -------------------------------- Did you really get through college without hearing of delirium tremens in alcoholics? Strange education. What did you expect from an Aggie
To: A.J.Armitage
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To: Texaggie79
I got REAL bad news for you ... My lady is a Pharmacist. You should see the endless line of people hooked on prescribed Valium, Vidodine ETC.In their training the Pharmacists are given FDA stats that show that prescription drugs are infinitely more abused than illegals.
To: clamper1797
Pharmacists are given FDA stats that show that prescription drugs are infinitely more abused than illegals. Hmmm...I wonder why that is.
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12/12/2001 9:45:34 AM PST
by
Pistias
To: clamper1797
In their training the Pharmacists are given FDA stats that show that prescription drugs are infinitely more abused than illegals.First off, if they are ABUSED they are being used ILLEGALLY!!!!!!! That is no different than using illicit drugs. Secondly, I don't care about the damage done to the user, look at statistics on damage done to innocents by users of prescription drugs versus illicit HARD drugs.
To: Pistias
Hmmm...I wonder why that is.Easier to get. Legalize hard drugs and they will then become as frequently used.
To: Pistias
I would imagine there are quite a few reasons. However one reason that I am aware of is that people get multiple scripts from multiple doctors for say Vicodine (one of the more popular) and sell them on the street. My lady has personally refused scripts like that and has called other Pharmacy's to alert them in case that same person tries it there 9which they do) Apparently it's a very common occurance
To: Texaggie79
The prohibition of drugs, for example, cannot be enforced by means fit for a free people, and rather than ending it the government resorts to means unfit for a free people.Your answer to this is that you tell a lie, again.
Jeez you guys will use ANYthing to promote your drugs.
Just another lie by people who not only used drugs themselves, like you, but no answer whatsoever to statement.
Please tell us the means for enforcing your war on people who use unapproved drugs that would be fit for a free society.
Don't you have class or hall monitor or something to do right now?
To: Texaggie79
Apparently your reading comprehension isn't very good . I said that my lady has been shown FDA stats that show CONTRARY to your statement, that legally prescribed drugs are abused far far more than illegal ones (non- prescribable) drugs AND it is VERY apparent that your knowledge of Pharmacology is even less than that of your constitutional knowledge (if that were possible)cause there are legal prescribable drugs available that make ANYTHING you can get on the street look tame
Oh and my lady (the Pharmicist) is looking over my shoulder as I'm typing this as we are both home sick today and she thinks you're an idiot.
To: ThomasJefferson
Please tell us the means for enforcing your war on people who use unapproved drugs that would be fit for a free society.Easy, give states the responsibly to prohibit or legalize drugs. Then violate no rights in enforcing the laws. No knock raids, thermal scans of homes, know your customer policies, ect are unconstitutional and should not be used. However, even if all the prohibition did was to keep hard drugs off of store shelves, that would be a great improvement over complete legalization.
To: clamper1797
Are you really that dense, or do you just play one on FR?
What is the result of using a prescription drug beyond what is prescribed? IT IS ILLEGAL!!!!!!!!!!!! Think McFly THINK!! Therefor if I am prescribed 1 a day and I take 2, BAM I broke the law.
Also if you took all drugs available by prescription and laid them out in front of a crack, cocaine, or heroin user they would all choose their illicit drug over any prescription drug.
To: Texaggie79
However, even if all the prohibition did was to keep hard drugs off of store shelves, that would be a great improvement over complete legalization.Some improvement. Quality control by street thugs is always reliable. Creating business opportunities for lawless thugs is always an improvement. Fostering a business climate where there can be no peaceful resolution to disputes because no rule of law exists is a big improvment.
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To: ThomasJefferson
Quality control by street thugs is always reliable. The last thing I want is a HARD drug that people can feel SAFE in taking. That would SKYROCKET usage.
To: ThomasJefferson
I have no problem with people harming themselves.
To: Texaggie79
Also if you took all drugs available by prescription and laid them out in front of a crack, cocaine, or heroin user they would all choose their illicit drug over any prescription drug Again you show your ignorance ... cocaine IS available by prescription. Crack is refined cocaine ... Morphine ... Opium are ALL available by prescription in purer form than you will ever get them on the street. There are drugs for cancer patients that make the effect of heroin seem mild. You have NO IDEA what your taking about.
To: clamper1797
talking=taking ... and you also show your arrogance by arguing drug with a Pharmacist ... what a frigging maroon
To: clamper1797
There are drugs for cancer patients that make the effect of heroin seem mild. I'm affraid you are showing yours. I have been around many users of such illegal drugs. They only got me up to pot, cause I saw what the other stuff did to them. And no pharmaceutical company "cooks up" the drugs as they can get with the right amount of money from high end dealers. These were rich kids and they had more names for their "stuff" than wine has. They had it down to a science.
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