Amy Winehouse found dead

[Slowpoke]

because being addicted to hard drugs is a choice

Evidently, he was raised to believe that

[HotelUser]

because being addicted to hard drugs is a choice

You don't just wake up and you're addicted to drugs. Do not be absurd.

[Slowpoke]

You don't just wake up and you're addicted to drugs. Do not be absurd.

Nor is it common for one to wake up and think "hmm, I think I'll try Ketamine today". As I said previously, it's not all as black and white as you seem to think

[HotelUser]

Nor is it common for one to wake up and think "hmm, I think I'll try Ketamine today". As I said previously, it's not all as black and white as you seem to think

I never once said it was so outstandingly black and white. There are regular normal every day people who have rough upbringings and a lot of those individuals stay clear of drugs. It may not be black and white but it's not exactly as hard to avoid getting involved in drugs as you'd like it to sound.

[iLogan]

This wasn't a debate thread :/

[Matthew]

This wasn't a debate thread :/

and nor is it a thread to post pointlessly

RIP Amy Winehouse

[Defocus]

Enter controversial view on Amy Winehouse's death here.

Please don't post pointlessly ~ Recursion (Forum Moderator)

[-:Undertaker:-]

You don't just wake up and you're addicted to drugs. Do not be absurd.

Addiction is a word for the weak minded, they [the likes of Winehouse and Doherty] take drugs out of choice and often knowing fully well what the consquences are of their foolish actions. At the end of the day with an 'addiction', the only thing that can stop your addiction is yourself - its willpower, you are capable of stopping yourself and there's nobody else but yourself to blame. Another young life wasted on drugs, RIP.

People will not stop taking drugs if you keep apologising for them, its time to stop apologising for them.

[Judas]

You don't just wake up and you're addicted to drugs. Do not be absurd.

someone missed the evident sarcasm in my post

[Slowpoke]

The way I see it: until you experience substance addiction, you'll never be able to fully understand