Moral judgements

**warmcome** · 21-02-15, 00:15

Originally Posted by funlover12

about as consistent as your arguement during the thread Id say

If you say so.

**Curvaceous Kate** · 21-02-15, 00:15

I think he is playing devils advocate

**KevinACE** · 21-02-15, 00:15

Originally Posted by CurvaceousKate

Therefore you are immoral

and proud of it

**warmcome** · 21-02-15, 00:16

Originally Posted by Naughtynatalie

Not able for what?

You're well able. What about the line under that?

**NoBrain2** · 21-02-15, 00:17

Originally Posted by warmcome

I am wary of heroin and would not use it. Even in nice clean packets, tobacco is damaging.
We have seen that prohibited heroin is destructive in society, that is what prohibition
sets out to do. If you can't stop it, ruin, sabotage anyone interested in it.
If heroin were given to addicts, clean and cheap, it wouldn't be such an issue in society.

They'd still be addicted and it would still ruin their lives, might live a bit longer thats all, is there such thing as a functioning heroin addict.

**Naughtynatalie** · 21-02-15, 00:18

Originally Posted by warmcome

With the mess prohibition has left, it's difficult for people to percieve what can be compared.
We see 14 year olds smoking fags and it's not that different to holding foil (bar price and criminality)

I'd much rather see my kid holding a cig than a piece of foil. Although obviously I wouldnt want either.

**funlover12** · 21-02-15, 00:18

Originally Posted by CurvaceousKate

I think he is playing devils advocate

which is grand once you dont turn it into a straw man

**warmcome** · 21-02-15, 00:18

Originally Posted by NoBrain2

They'd still be addicted and it would still ruin their lives, might live a bit longer thats all, is there such thing as a functioning heroin addict.

How does it go for them as things stand?

**Naughtynatalie** · 21-02-15, 00:22

Originally Posted by NoBrain2

They'd still be addicted and it would still ruin their lives, might live a bit longer thats all, is there such thing as a functioning heroin addict.

Yes there is but for all the 100's of heroin addicts I came in contact with when volunteering I only met one & in all honesty havent seen him for years so dont know whether he is still functioning or not. As unlike cigs & the known health implications, heroin is volatile.

The functioning addict was a university lecturer at the time! If that adds anything to the confused debate!

**warmcome** · 21-02-15, 00:22

The reason the people in the pictures are doing what they are doing is the same. One is no more moral, IMO.

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