Investment in youth services and education can help a lot, though.
Do we need some sort of lesson on not stabbing a kid 70 times and then trying to cut off his hands and head? Or lessons on how to cut them off?
Investment in youth services and education can help a lot, though.
But make skunk punishable by death. Good compromise
Psychopaths can be just born like that, but young brains can also be damaged by abusive formative years to 'make' psychopaths. Effective youth services can intervene and support to prevent abuse, and prevent damaging young people: the result being fewer psychopaths doing such awful things.Do we need some sort of lesson on not stabbing a kid 70 times and then trying to cut off his hands and head? Or lessons on how to cut them off?
What do you want kids to smoke then? hash?
I mean...they don't have to smoke anything?
Cigars, just not in the Clinton way.What do you want kids to smoke then? hash?
What do you want kids to smoke then? hash?
I mean...they don't have to smoke anything?
It's not really the fault of the public, and young people particularly, that government regulation has pushed an almost entirely harmless drug into a more harmful version. I'm sure most would prefer to take drugs that don't cause harm, were they allowed the choice.Well, quite.
However, the skunk on the market today, aside from smelling like societal failure, is massively more psychoactive. You don't even need to live in a major city these days to come across people ruined by skunk. This is not the weed of the 60s
Uncomfortable truth, now playing across the country.*grabs popcorn*
Lol they were saying that the 90's!Well, quite.
However, the skunk on the market today, aside from smelling like societal failure, is massively more psychoactive. You don't even need to live in a major city these days to come across people ruined by skunk. This is not the weed of the 60s
*grabs popcorn*
This could have easily been prevented but the services are just not there.
When I was 12-14 my main concerns were finding somewhere I could skate. Times seemed much simpler even just ~20 years ago.
Wonder what it'll be like in another 20 years.
They probably should just legalise it even if to reduce the frequency something like this could happen, but that's wholly different argument.
Kids do still go outdoors... to do drugs in the playground, swear at the top of their voices and play **** music on their booms.