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It's way more plausible to assume that the average person (the average family person, not the average hippy) doesn't like to live in a neighbourhood where his c
by hasenj 10y ago
It's way more plausible to assume that the average person (the average family person, not the average hippy) doesn't like to live in a neighbourhood where his children see prostitutes and drug users day in and day out.
- Tiksi 10y agoI doubt there's more than a handful of neighborhoods where you wouldn't see drug users day in and day out, likely prostitutes (sorry, "escorts") too, but you wouldn't be able to tell that just by looking at them.
- brokenmachine 10y agoI assume you meant to say illegal drug users, because there would be literally zero neighbourhoods where people are not using drugs. Alcohol, coffee, and cigarettes for example, which have all been illegal in some countries at points in time. There are also literally zero neighbourhoods where people are not using illegal drugs, because the truth that you don't hear about from the police and jail workers unions is that there are many high functioning productive members of society who are also illegal drug users. This might blow your mind, but not everyone who takes illegal drugs is a junky sucking dick for crack.