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That’s a very strange argument. When was the last time you heard of MDMA-fuelled crime sprees?
by rgmerk 3y ago
That’s a very strange argument.
When was the last time you heard of MDMA-fuelled crime sprees?
- wutwutwat 3y agoI’ve known plenty of folks who used mdma, has a “bad trip” and attacked a friend or loved one, violently. People on meth doing crimes are just shitty criminals. Meth is a stimulant. It doesn’t alter your reality or change you into someone else. If you’re doing shady stuff on meth, you’re just a shady person period, drugs or not. Sleep deprivation is a different beast though, and that will screw with people. Meth naturally can cause sleep deprivation. But if properly rested, doing meth is the same in terms of effects as cocaine, just stronger and lasts much longer. Stims don’t make you hallucinate or trip. Not meth, amphetamine, coke, caffeine. All varying strengths and durations for the same thing, a central nervous system stimulant, none of which have the ability to make a person do something they don’t want to do. Do we blame coffee for crimes if the criminal had a double espresso before robbing a bank? The bias is thick. Meth will not suddenly make a person go from never doing crimes to doing crime sprees from consuming it. That’s not how the drug works and it’s weird so many people have this view.