I have never been big into drugs, luckily. I did smoke pot throughout high school, and I enjoyed it. I expanded my thinking, made me laugh and eat some food. After high school I stopped, started to feel it made me lazy. I tried it again many years later and I am not sure if it is the potency or just different, but I did not like it. It made me paranoid, I couldn't even make eye contact with the group I was with (and I've known them for years). It was not fun so I haven't done it since.
I wanted to write on the subject because of a theory I have. Right now we are seeing a lot of fentanyl that is killing kids/adults. This is getting put in all drugs. I don't think this is done by the dealers, that is bad for business to have your clients drop dead. The government has always had a war on drugs. I think they are fighting fire with fire. Ceasing drugs and lacing with this drug to get the society terrified to use drugs.
Now... not a bad idea, but still a very bad idea. I assume that tactic is working if that is in-fact the case. I remember my generation big into experimenting with drugs, alcohol and pills. I stayed away from pills, never trusted them (thankfully). And I am not in high school, obviously, so I don't know what is really happening right now. But the kids I do know, they are not interested in drugs. They think it's lame. Which is great. So what changed?
Still, the biggest drug dealers are big pharma. Stay away from the prescriptions, especially pain pills and adderall!
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