Sort of. There have been major shortages before and sometimes you can't do anything about a lack of supply. Buying drugs is still a localized thing apart from the darknet.
I dont think that you can reduce something like that to simple supply and demand though since it creates mental and physical dependencies in a lot of cases.
Surely its common sense.
Your professor in econ 101 would probably ask where the profit is though.
Golden brown is my favorite considering it changes depending on how much light is in the room.
I didnt know this! Growing up my mom always peeled them so I just did it out of habit.
Thats great and all but it requires a self-first attitude to feel no remorse over stealing or causing harm to others.
Many addictions start with someone thinking they are smarter than everyone else and have ultimate control over themselves. I wish you the best of luck but your argument in a public space has the potential to inspire someone to harm themselves.
Maybe you should give some thought to why you deserve to make your own rules and yet still participate in society.
Fair point but you seem to be doing the same moral high roading yourself.
Noone said you couldn't comprehend it, but that you chose not to. You haven't replied to any of the contradictions they pointed out either, which makes it look like you either aren't reading the replies or you think for some reason they dont require a rebuttal.
I dont think using drugs regularly is comparable to pirating software. Pirating isnt going to affect your ability to reason or think. I also wouldnt use the legality of alcohol as an excuse to do other drugs, especially opioids.
It sounds like you are frustrated that people who also do bad things will judge you for doing other bad things, which makes them hypocrites. But it also means you agree with them to a degree that what you are doing is a bad thing, doesnt it?
What's non actionable about it? Its just a different perspective is all.