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Drugs, Good or Bad?

RobertMcDade	Date: June 27, 2005 @ 10:48 PM Thats my opinion...
milladrive	Date: June 27, 2005 @ 11:14 PM Thing is, if it weren't for drugs, some of the best music ever made would've never been made.
jordanthegreat	Date: June 28, 2005 @ 11:11 AM drugs are great, especially for music. What better way to open up a few new ideas than a whole load of psychedelics and marijuana?
zedsalt	Date: June 28, 2005 @ 12:13 PM It's different for each individual; it's different for each drug. That's one of the biggest mistakes the huge, conscience-challenged, money-grubbing "rehab" industry makes: treating all people and all illegal drug use alike. Maybe the term "mistake" doesn't really apply. It's one of a tremendous number of examples of how little regard they have for their "clients", and it definitely places profits ahead of people. At best, drug use's role in making music is as a shortcut to a place that musician CAN otherwise get to. At worst, it's a shortcut a musician feels he/she can't work without. :Leaf: is a good example of just how different one illegal substance can be from another. There have been a grand total of two long-term hemp/longevity studies funded by the U.S. government. Both had the same result: on average, hemp smokers who didn't use prescription drugs lived the longest, hemp smokers who used prescription drugs comprised the middle, and the shortest life spans were all among those who used prescription drugs/didn't smoke hemp...no surprise to Judge/Doctor Frances Young who, when contracted by our fearless leaders to find SOMETHING negative about hemp smoking that was NOT a legal consequence, called hemp "possibly the safest therapeutic substance known to man".
AgentMGD	Date: June 28, 2005 @ 1:35 PM depending on which drugs you are talking about. if it's about illegal like , blow, lady meth - yes they are bad however does have some medicinal properties which should be explored further.

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