2 ms·

That's sad, but you are not doing drugs serisously, this nonsense has to stop. Alcohol = drugs and whoever tells otherwise doesn't properly understand what dru

by stinos 13y ago

That's sad, but you are not doing drugs serisously, this nonsense has to stop. Alcohol = drugs and whoever tells otherwise doesn't properly understand what drugs are and how they work on your mind and body. Note: I tried a lot of stuff out there, and in the end alcohol is just one of the others, sole difference being it's 'accepted', sort of (btw same is true for quite a lot of the prescription things as well) - you can quit easily it's not that easy at all, highly depends on your mindset just do it! at least that makes sense :]

homakov 13y ago
To you and others - i didn't know it's not a drug. It was my opinion, apparently wrong. Thanks for clarifications! Will do beers only on fridays then!
- Snail_Commando 13y ago
  > To you and others - i didn't know it's not a drug. It was my opinion, apparently wrong. Thanks for clarifications! Will do beers only on fridays then! But it's not an opinion, it was a factually incorrect statement. There is a distinction. The only reasons people categorize the two as different are societal, cultural, and legal. Not by any empirical, scientific standard. In the end it is a chemical that has an intoxicating, mind altering effect on the body. Which is, by definition, a drug. Acting as though alcohol is somehow "not a drug" or that alcohol addiction is somehow distinct from "drug addiction" is unproductive at best, lethal at worst.