A friend shared this image on another network today and this is my two cents worth about it.
I believe human beings are born sovereign and that they have a right to put anything in their body that they want to. But when it becomes a problem that causes harm to someone else, then they lose that right. I've lost many friends to drug and alcohol abuse. They robbed their families and friends of who they could have been in their lives and often stole, assaulted, lied, emotionally abused and in one case murdered.
At least half of them were being supported by the government that takes a percent of the money I earn by coercion (taxes) to pay their way. That's BS. The government supports drug addiction as well through the FDA, WHO and by turning a blind eye to Big Pharma's doling out rewards to doctors for writing prescriptions. They don't care if DNA or foods are genetically modified or that the poisons used are harmful to humans. Their control system depends on the masses being easy to manipulate. They don't give a damn about the pain, suffering, cost or anything else but maintaining their power, wealth and control.
The drug culture supports crime, slavery, sex trade, robbery, murder, and destroyed lives. For that reason, it is hard for me to be enthusiastic about any of it anymore even the least harmful substances.
As long as the government is involved with the licensing of marijuana, people are still in subjugation to the control they allow it (the government) to have over them. Who gave the government the right to tell us what we can so called "legally" put in our bodies? We did. We are willing slaves. The war on drugs was always a joke. The more drugged up society is the easier it is for them to operate in the shadows.
BTW - the woman shown in the image for heroine is also found in images related to a story about her husband dousing her with alcohol and being set on fire. Apparently truth in advertising is also not important to those who made up this picture.
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