The War on the War on Drugs
Intellectuals partake while discussing the history of drugs.
Rice Pillar looked at the vaporizer with liquid cocaine in it. He took other drugs that fought his addiction to the first drug. He sat around other professors who exhaled marijuana from vaporizers as well.
“This stuff wasn’t legal for adults. Now, we have heroin, coke, weed, and every scheduled drug off of the criminality list. I’d like to say that’s progress.”
“The whole world, too,” Suzanna Kohlerton observed. “America is usually the first to do it and the world follows. Except for the prohibition of alcohol. Countries laughed at us for that.”
“The way we do things is curious.”
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