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You're argument is like saying "you'll go over the speed limit some day, therefore you will be a criminal". A book can alter your mind more than any drugs. So
by shin_lao 13y ago
You're argument is like saying "you'll go over the speed limit some day, therefore you will be a criminal".
A book can alter your mind more than any drugs. So what's your point?
- writtles 13y ago>A book can alter your mind more than any drugs. So what's your point? You might be surprised...
- Nursie 13y ago>> "you'll go over the speed limit some day, therefore you will be a criminal". No, it's nothing like that. It's more like someone who claims never to have programmed a computer, right after saying they've written shell scripts and python applications and what they mean is they haven't written any Ruby or Java yet. >> A book can alter your mind more than any drugs. So what's your point? That saying "I find it odd that the author of the article assumes his daughter is going to try drugs one day. Personally, I never have" is silly when he has actually taken drugs, particularly some of the ones that are referenced in the very section of the essay he's talking about.
- MacsHeadroom 13y ago>A book can alter your mind more than any drugs. , he argued from ignorance.