What's the worst drug out their????!
Question: In your opinion??
Answers: In your opinion??
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HEROIN...that **** is easy as hell to overdose on and is addictive as hell. Its killed jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Chris Farley, john Belushi, about every celeb who has died from drugs...heroin was involved. Ive known people who have gone thru heroin detox/withdrawl and it ain't pretty. I think alot of drugs are not as bad as the propaganda says. LSD and shrooms are both non toxic and non addictive. Other bad drugs are crack, meth, and even alcohol
*the guy below is a lame brain...acid cannot physically kill you....ie, no one has ever overdosed on it....look it up.*
Hi Amber; i think that crack is in the 3.There are so many bad ones that it is hard to pick just 1.acid will be #1 it can kill you when you try to come off of it.hope this helps.Your friend Dark Angel.
Methamphetamine is arguably the worst drug for your body. It can cause all kinds of physical problems that I'm sure you're aware of. Unlike other drugs that you can more easily be rehabilitated from, only 6% of meth addicts go on to live without a relapse. Meth is the worst drug we've seen and it's taking over our country.
And yeah, Faux News is pretty bad too!
Different people react differently to the same drugs, so it is hard to say which one is worst.
Right now here in the US we are having a huge problem with meth, and it seems to be worse than most of the others that I hear about. It is highly addictive, causes terrible social problems and destroys families and lives.
crack
all of them are bad but i think right now meth is the worst
While I am a smoker, and completely addicted to nicotine, I happen to think that regular old alcohol is the worst drug out there.
Nicotine is bad. One of the things it does is after long-time use, your brain develops more nicotine receptors, which makes it harder to quit. The second most addictive substances known to exist are the opium derivatives like heroin and morphine, but docs and researchers have actually found that it is easier to kick them than it is nicotine. Nicotine has the added danger of being legal to those who are of age. People who use heroin cannot use it standing on a street corner or in a special section of a restaurant. Smokers can indulge their habit in public with only small restrictions. So, while heroin and morphine ruin lives, users actually have a better chance of kicking the habit than smokers do.
People raise their kids to know that smoking is bad for them. Many try it as kids, and some get hooked, while others walk away.
What parents and society don't say is that alcohol is tremendously addictive, as well. They focus on underage drinking, but once you're legal, you're pretty much free to drink to your heart's desire. By sheer numbers, there are more alcoholics in the US than there are people addicted to every illegal drug combined.
One of the greatest dangers presented by alcohol is that it is so easy to get, is cheaper than illegal substances, and is not very carefully regulated. Sure, you get a ticket if you get caught driving under the influence, but only a tiny fraction of people who drink and drive get caught at it. And those who do get what amounts to a slap on the wrist.
Alcohol gets my vote because it is so addicting, so accesible, and so pervasive in US society. Most people who use illegal drugs don't get in their cars and drive because they are so bombed. People who are drunk, however, get behind the wheel in mass numbers every day. And while I have yet to hear of someone killing themselves or someone else because they were smoking in their car, you hear it all the time because someone who was impaired got behind the wheel of a vehicle which is basically a large steel box weighing at least a ton and which requires you to pay attention and have good, fast reflexes if you are to operate it safely.
Another scary thing about alcohol is that while dosages are less tricky and dangerous than those involved with illegal drugs, you can still poison yourself quite quickly if you drink too much. I have been in more than one situation where I happened to be somewhere where someone drank so much they nearly died from alcohol poisoning. In fact, a friend of mine lost her niece last year to alcohol poisoning. She was a freshman in college, and she was out with friends binge drinking. She was used to doing it with beer, but she consumed nearly the same volume of ethanol that she was used to consuming while drinking beer. She died from acute alcohol intoxication. After it happened, it was discovered that the kids she was drinking with didn't fully understand anything about alcohol other than the fact that spirits get you drunker faster than beer does. Pretty sad.
So yeah, my vote goes to alcohol. I know a lot of people who have ended up in rehab for heroin or cocaine or meth, and most of them have been through the programs multiple times before they are able to stay clean, but I know a lot more people whose lives have been completely wrecked by alcohol, and I know a lot more alcoholics who have tried multiple times and still cannot stay sober. It's just too easy to find. No one offers you heroin when you go to their home (unless it's your dealer or a friend you get high with), but most people offer you alcohol. How do you say no when it's constantly on offer?
I am glad every day that while I drink, I don't like to do it to excess. I am one of those people who would for sure ruin her life by climbing into a bottle and never coming out.
Crack, Meth,heroin are all bad but so are alot of other drugs including loratabs and percicets