To: southern rock
Why is it morally wrong to take drugs?? It is morally wrong to put those around you at physical, financial, and psychological risk.
To: Texaggie79
It is morally wrong to put those around you at physical, financial, and psychological risk.
There are many other activities that pose these same risks, so why are drugs a special case? These potential negative consequences are far from universal; what sets use of certain substances apart? Is it perhaps that they are seemingly easier to regulate than other potentially self-destructive activities?
To: Texaggie79
It is morally wrong to put those around you at physical, financial, and psychological risk.Then ban recreational driving
155 posted on
12/13/2001 9:37:56 AM PST by
fod
To: Texaggie79
"It is morally wrong to put those around you at physical, financial, and psychological risk."
Well, there goes guns, state lotteries, tobacco, alcohol and don't dare disagree with anybody, you could damage them psychologically by challenging their belief system.
159 posted on
12/13/2001 9:41:28 AM PST by
steve50
To: Texaggie79
It is morally wrong to put those around you at physical, financial, and psychological risk.and when I am alone in my living room watching TV, who am I placing at risk if I smoke some pot???
To: Texaggie79
It is morally wrong to put those around you at physical, financial, and psychological risk. How does smoking a joint do that? BTW - I don't use drugs.
To: Texaggie79
It is morally wrong to put those around you at physical, financial, and psychological risk. Liberals say the same thing about gun owners.
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