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Alistair

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With the problems the U.S. has with drug use and overdoses, do you think this song should be played on the radio? I get the whole freedom of speech issue, but does a song like this hurt people?

I can see people that are trying to quit heroin starting back up after listening to this. The urge is strong and the will is weak when it comes to heroin.

Does it make it look ok for teens? Everybody's high right? So how bad is it, if everyone is doing it.
 
Well he was cute, i doubt the video will have any effect attracting new users.
 
Can't help but think that behind the drug tsunami is the way we mistreat each other.
 
To most people, these things are just to see/watch and often nothing to ponder about, likewise the stern warning on cigarette packages adorned with grotesque images. Sad.
 

Does it make it look ok for teens? Everybody's high right? So how bad is it, if everyone is doing it.


He's in [STRIKE]good[/STRIKE] much better company.

Can't help but think that behind the drug tsunami is the way we mistreat each other.

Some people clearly use heroin because of the hurt, but others were probably just bored and drifted into the habit. Then there's the people with chronic pain.

To most people, these things are just to see/watch and often nothing to ponder about, likewise the stern warning on cigarette packages adorned with grotesque images. Sad.

They do create interest in some.
 
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