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That's not my question. My question is how much easier can it be? I'm just not sure what you are complaining about. Give me an example of a more accessible d

• dylan604 5y ago
  Sugar Edit: Didn't mean to post a one word reply While it's not classified as a drug, it's definitely addicting. Also, you question is very leading. More accessible? Depends on location. There are plenty of places where meth is much more accessible than anything else including alcohol.
  • DoreenMichele 5y ago
    Coffee. Tea. Coca cola products with extract from the coxa plant (cocaine removed, other medicinal compounds retained), cinnamon which is a blood thinner, olives and hot peppers and myriad other things which have medicinal uses. Edit: I forgot to say alcohol for those folks who think of "drugs" primarily as recreational drugs. Not everyone is into getting high. Some people have other interests in "drugs."
  • Clubber 5y ago
    >While it's not classified as a drug, it's definitely addicting. I'm starting to realize how true this is. I didn't know my beef jerky has sugar in it until they came out with a sugar free version. I assume that's how they get people to eat otherwise garbage food and eat a lot of it. I bet if they starting taking sugar out of everything the US would get a lot healthier real fast. At least make it more obvious if something has sugar than the 15+ variants on nutrition labels. That'll never happen, the US government is already bought, sold and paid for.
    • dylan604 5y ago
      To make it worse, a lot of times it's actually high fructose syrup instead of cane sugar in food.