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Originally posted by OnceReturned
That's why I don't think its of value to connect drug use to terrorism. It's an extension and reaffirmation of the existing anti-drug sentiment in our culture, which causes more trouble than it's worth. Consider all drug violence. If drugs were not so taboo, and their marketplace was just like liquor stores or cigar shops, all the drug violence would stop. It's societies current attitude towards drugs that perpetuates the taboo and makes a peaceful marketplace impossible. Is it worth it to keep that up? It's certainly not going to eliminate drug use.
Originally posted by Darce
reply to post by Skyfloating
It seems they did, more connections to mass-murder to be made then..
The Germans invested in methadone during the second world war when their supplies of opium were cut off. During the war the Germans needed more painkillers than usual, so they got to work synthesizing opioids.
The Germans also invented heroin, which English word came from the German trademark, Heroisch, from their word meaning heroic. The German pharmaceutical company that manufactured heroin was named " Bayer" of aspirin fame.
www.medicalassistedtreatment.org...
Methadone is man-made opium, which is different from methamphetamines. It seem the Japanese made meth in the mid 1900's. Still, they are well known for mass murders in that time frame as well.
Originally posted by John_Rodger_Cornman
Ahh our old friends Bayer.They have to be the most soulless corporation in history.
Poisoning people with AIDS infected IVs. Manufactured the poison gas in Nazi germany. Created herione as a replacement for opium.
financed a civil war in Congo. Created poison baby formula.
For me it’s not a coincidence that the greatest terrorists of the last 50 years were almost without exception, drug abuser
Originally posted by Darce
reply to post by Skyfloating
It seems they did, more connections to mass-murder to be made then..
The Germans invested in methadone during the second world war when their supplies of opium were cut off. During the war the Germans needed more painkillers than usual, so they got to work synthesizing opioids.
The Germans also invented heroin, which English word came from the German trademark, Heroisch, from their word meaning heroic. The German pharmaceutical company that manufactured heroin was named " Bayer" of aspirin fame.
www.medicalassistedtreatment.org...
Methadone is man-made opium, which is different from methamphetamines. It seem the Japanese made meth in the mid 1900's. Still, they are well known for mass murders in that time frame as well.
Originally posted by liejunkie01
If you are crazy, then you ingest meth........
You are crazier....Meth is some serious crap that really messes up the wiring in your brain.....Logic takes on a whole new meaning.
Originally posted by Erongaricuaro
Meth can heighten alertness in many situations. Continued around-the-clock use of meth and avoiding sleep is a danger. After several days remaining awake with meth the mind often goes off into dream-like states, and as with dreams logic is thrown out the window. Craziness occurs then, and at that point I am not sure that it is the effects of the drug itself or is the result of the sleep deprivation. I am more inclined to think the latter.