> I'm basing my arguments on my experience taking care of heroin addicts in inner-city Baltimore. Nice. Maybe try leading with that next time, instead of "Hero

> I'm basing my arguments on my experience taking care of heroin addicts in inner-city Baltimore. Nice. Maybe try leading with that next time, instead of "Heroin is a wheelbarrow full of rockets." or something, hey? :) I'm not arguing point #1 - I'm arguing that your point #2 is flawed. Your experience likely biases you in that direction, since you will have seen the absolute worst cases of addiction, instead of someone like a lawyer or executive who can afford to have a heroin habit without it bankrupting them, or who isn't addicted.