What do you think about it?
If someone is about to die of an illness and continues to try illegal drugs because they are going to die soon anyway.
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I see it as if he didn’t know he was dying soon. They are illegal for good reason and if you can still live with the consequences of their decision. It becomes problematic when others suffer damage
Death prognosis due to illnesses/sickness conditions must be considered skeptical.
Anyone who is deadly is generally unable to obtain and consume illegal substances. Anyone who is not deadly and yet consumes normal consumption, which is not to be condemned regardless of the state of health of the consumer.
is an imminent death a reason for doing something illegal?
I mean…. then you can ultimately argue that it can always be no matter, because everyone will eventually die and we all have our death.
What illegal things do you want to legalize and which ones do not? Where are you going to start and where the end is, what is a border?
The idea itself is – sorry – bullshit. Laws are not ineffective by imminent death.
I think the premise is twisted. I consider that the handling of certain psychoactive substances is prohibited and punishable as wrong. Although I advise on carrying out the criminal acts necessary for consumption, I consider the right to noise as part of the general freedom of action derived from the Basic Law. This may only be restricted in exceptional cases.
I wouldn’t do it. I’m sure you think a lot in a moment and think about what you want to do. But I really wouldn’t try drugs. But in the end everyone has to know. If I have only a little time, I’d get to the amusement park, to Disneyland, my Crush, my feelings and persevere against my enemies. But if someone says I’m going to spend my time staying with taking drugs, smoking or maybe doing something criminal, it’s his decision.
In general, this should be left to everyone. You can talk about it, but if someone decides…
I can’t blame.
Even if he wasn’t sick, that should be his decision, and that’s what I find as long as he doesn’t hurt anyone else.
It’s not bad in itself, but he’s helping dealers… so he’s better to stop it.
Illegal is illegal, and that’s why it’s miserable in my eyes. But it’s his thing. And I’ve been standing open, no matter what someone is doing in his quiet little chamber, as long as it doesn’t affect me.
If, however, he is completely conquered and then the idea comes to get into the car, because he dies soon, this looks clearly different. Then he represents a danger. For other people who would probably like to stay alive.
Drug consumption is not illegal….
His decision but if you die
The negative consequences are no longer important.
The health argument doesn’t get so right.
I don’t care
If I knew I’d crawl soon, I’d yell out the brain with every shit. What do I have to lose? And above all, what does it say?