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Plenty of them is not ALL of them. The fact that any of them do is my point. Not a single person with cancer or aids can just decide to not have their disease.

• Clubber 9y ago
  >Not a single person with cancer or aids can just decide to not have their disease. Neither can addicts the vast majority of addicts, that's the point.
  • wnevets 9y ago
    Why bring up what the majority of addicts doing? The very fact ANY of them can just decide to stop is my point. Its pretty simple.
    • Clubber 9y ago
      They can't decide to stop any more than you can decide to stop breathing or eating. They can certainly say they will stop and they can certainly try, but actually stopping on a permanent bases seems elusive. I would say most addicts don't want to be addicts at some point, yet they are still addicts. I'm addicted to nicotine since I was 12 and I don't want to be, yet I am. I've quit a few times for a few months, but always get triggered back into starting up again.