If your argument is against drug use, make that argument without resorting to homophobic slurs. You haven’t demonstrated strength or intelligence by insulting someone; you’ve demonstrated that you can’t defend your position without prejudice. Disagree with the choices, not someone’s identity. If that’s the best you can contribute to the conversation, you’ve already lost the argument.
Calling addiction a choice doesn’t make you knowledgeable about it. Initial drug use and addiction are two different things. People may choose to experiment, but that doesn’t mean they choose dependency, withdrawal, or the circumstances that lead to addiction. And when your argument runs out of substance, you resort to homophobic insults. That says considerably more about your intelligence than it does about mine. Try addressing the argument instead of embarrassing yourself.
Interesting how you attempted to defend your argument by resorting to a homophobic slur instead of addressing the actual issue. Addiction is a complex public health and socioeconomic problem, not something that disappears simply because you criminalize it. If laws alone solved addiction, we wouldn’t still be dealing with widespread substance abuse. Maybe develop an argument before demanding that someone else shut up. Insults aren’t evidence, and ignorance isn’t a substitute for understanding.
@House0fstrange As a male I ain’t doing procedures like this I ain’t even in the medical field Nor am I attracted This it sickens me and the ones who are should just drop dead