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This site has been extremely helpful. I would like to thank the admin and the moderators! They have been more than  helpful. The site is ran the way it should be, and I respect that. 

Thanks for allowing me to be a member of the community, helping me out, and taking the chance with me and this site Is awesome!! Over 10* rating.

Much appreciation for dbg!! Thanks again

I hope this is the right section to post this. If not, I apologize, I want to build my post up, and I was so satisfied with this this site, I felt the need to give the admin and moderators a big THANK YOU!

I think the only site improvement is the new users knowledge. It Is alot of reading. Maybe new members should be forced to read the rules section. But even so, there's always those people who will break rules no matter what unfor. But that's why this site Is awesome, it does everything to prevent rule breaking, which means everything! This site has been nothing but overly helpful for me though. Thanks again for everything dbg. 

The site provides so much helpful information. And I would like to leave all star feedback to where it is deserved /default_smile.png

 
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  1. D @ drdrizzy13: I agree with that point.
  2. shoutback @ shoutback: They would not been sought after by mainstream users if things like heroin were not so criminalized
  3. D @ drdrizzy13: portugal demcrined drugs in 2001 for personal use. It worked for a while. They saw less ODs but now it says in recent years it has scene an increase in ODs and drug related crime. So i guess it worked there for a couple of decades lol
  4. shoutback @ shoutback: All drugs, every single one. The manner of dispensing them might be different but acrimilization and demonization is just terrible in practice and it's inmho genocidal behavior. What we are seeing with the fentanyl and zene crisis is an actual failing of these laws
  5. tiquanunderwood @ tiquanunderwood: F$CK Z3NES!
  6. D @ drdrizzy13: xyz zenes?
  7. shoutback @ shoutback: So many typos so little time to correct them though I hope I was able to get my point across.
  8. D @ drdrizzy13: So you really think every drug should be legal. Even F and hard?
  9. shoutback @ shoutback: Safe matter hurts others, but clamping diwn with criminalization abd demonizing substances causes much more harm. This field is not without its pitfalls but there are many examples of great healing while the war on drugs has been a completely destructive force and should not be legitimized in ANY manner.
  10. shoutback @ shoutback: Irresponsibility, selfishness, and inability to do things in a save master
  11. shoutback @ shoutback: Civilised and empatheic society. We get it people's
  12. shoutback @ shoutback: I'm sorry about your cousin, I really am. I'm not saying there are not negatives. All medicines have side effects but we don't try to keep all medicines from people or restrict them in a way that is in effect a ban and causes more harm to others. We cannot push anecdotal evidence over a possible background treatment that may be paradigm changing in business. Stop criminlizing substances , and substance. It just impedes progress, promotes stagnant medical practices and has no place in a
  13. D @ drdrizzy13: @tiquanunderwood Thanks bro.
  14. D @ drdrizzy13: I used to think the same thing. That all things shoudl be legal and it shoudl be a personal choice. But it just fucks with society so much. Haven't they tried this experiment in like Sweden or Portugal and it didn't work out too well?
  15. tiquanunderwood @ tiquanunderwood: @drdrizzy13 Sorry to hear about your loss.
  16. D @ drdrizzy13: And he was a 30 something year old grown man who left 4 kids to his parents who are in their 70s to raise.
  17. D @ drdrizzy13: Well I'm talking about my family myself. My cousin did way too much math and shot himself in the head with a shotgun last year. His birthday is next week. That shit totally changed him in to a completely different person.
  18. shoutback @ shoutback: Not that i don't think there should not be roadblocks in the way preventing children from yadda
  19. shoutback @ shoutback: Ehhh typos
  20. shoutback @ shoutback: Causing the most harm in our communities namely alvohol and cigarettes. They kill hundreds of thousands each year and are the source of violent crime, broken home, etc... instead of going after medicine which have made comparatively small harm. Not too easy that i3 think there shouldn't be blocks preventing children access to powerful medicine.
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