Nixit wrote::roll: Somehow, I don't think she was referring to those drugs...
So, specify then. Saying drugs are bad, but then saying tylenol doesn't count... is being very ambiguous and not very debate worthy.
I've personally known people who've overdosed from Tylenol. Nobody has ever ODed from marijuana, for instance.
Or what about alcohol? Why do people refer to it as "drugs and alcohol"? Alcohol isn't just a "drug", which anyone would agree with. Alcohol is a hard drug, right up there with cocaine and heroine. It's just that it's popular, and socially acceptable.
Now the same thing goes for alcohol as "drugs".. alcohol is legal but you'd probably get fired if you went to work loaded. But if you go home and drink a beer after work, or get loaded on the weekends and still keep your professional and family life okay, then I don't see the problem.
Why not with cocaine, for instance? If instead of buying it from dealers in rough neighborhoods, what if you bought it at your local cocaine store? Maybe did a little for fun or to relax, what would be the problem with that? Obviously as I said about alcohol, driving on it or going to work on it will of course have consequences. But my question is... why is alcohol exempt from this?
I smoke weed. I don't drink. I think I'm better off like that.