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by stevedewald
1301 days ago
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“Drugs are bad, mmkay” is something we teach kids at an age when they are unable to process more complex or nuanced positions. It’s highly unlikely that you’ve never taken psychoactive substances—caffeine, for example, is found naturally in enough foods that it’s hard to avoid. Many spices produce psychoactive effects—e.g. vanilla, pepper, cinnamon, ginger, saffron, etc. I suspect it’s not your opinion that these are all bad as well. Your kids at some point will be exposed to some of these things, and if “drugs are bad” is what you’re teaching them then they will understand, as we do, that your opinion on this subject really isn’t helpful. |
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That's great news for you, because now you don't have to take any of the other drugs if you think these things are the same :P.
> if “drugs are bad” is what you’re teaching them
No, I just show them the people who smoke, and ask them if they want to be like them.