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| A little MDMA [Ecstasy] once in a while never killed anybody: It's true folks, the fact is deaths from E are actually rare. If 1 million people drank alcohol and another million took E, there'd be over 500 deaths from alcohol, and barely 7, from ecstasy. You tell me which one's safer. Why is Ecstasy always shown as a dangerous drug when alcohol is more dangerous? / JUN 11, 2010 6:52 AM EST |
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Because even though it might not kill you, the side effects of a single overdose are many and severe and they are physical as well as mental. If fact in the case of some of the side effects you might actually be better off dead. Even if you don’t OD, chronic usage will leave you cognitively impaired (if you aren’t already), do damage to your liver and other organs, clinically depressed and toothless. Any more questions dope addict? / JUN 11, 2010 11:55 AM EST |
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unknown / JUN 11, 2010 11:32 AM EST |
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It's all in the perception of "values". Alcohol is 'accepted'. THE UNITED STATES / JUN 11, 2010 8:58 AM EST |
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E is god's glory, by all means take a double dose this morning. Might as well let a hamster run up your shoot, it's been proven that hamsters are not dangerous. / JUN 11, 2010 6:59 AM EST |