For those who have said and will say they've never tried a recreational drug, I say this: you are probably wrong.
Why? Because most people have done loads of caffiene and some alcohol, and these drugs are a hell of a lot stronger than anyone gives them credit for. For example, I can smoke bud and I'm fine, but if I drink a strong coffee I get completely wired and I'm messed up for a few days afterwards. I realize that for most people coffee isn't like this, but for me personally, it is. For me, 2 cups of coffee is more buzz-inducing than a half a hit of speed, it just doesn't last as long. Some people drink 2 cups before 10am. Shit.
Also, I rarely drink. The reason why is cuz I find alcohol simply too strong and too whacked for me to handle well. It can change my personality, and I don't like that, even in small amounts like 2 drinks. My mouth is already pretty big, and anything that makes it bigger is not a good thing. Therefore, my limit is one, pretty much.
Nicotine is another very common drug that people don't classify as a drug (like caffiene and alcohol). It's a very strong drug, with effects most similar to that of cocaine. It cracks me up when I see smokers preaching the evils of mj or something, I mean, give me a break! They are stupid hypocrates.
So if you are claiming to have never experimented and you have done caffiene, alcohol, or nicotine, then I'm afraid that you are mistaken. I'm pretty drug friendly, but I personally don't touch any of these 3 (except for very moderate use of alcohol and ONLY cuz I love the taste of it so much).
I think that perhaps the question should've been directed toward illegal drugs, so as to clarify what it's actually meant by the question. So many people are going to answer no, meanwhile, they are perhaps very heavy daily drug users (like smokers or coffee/tea addicts for example).
I find it a bit of a shame that people are afraid of illegal drugs cuz when used responsibly they can really increase awareness, intelligence (philosophical/spirtual), and most obviously, the enjoyment of one's life. The problem is that all drugs are lumped together under this banner of "bad", when in fact, this is not the case. I'm not suggesting anyone go score some coke or crystal or something cuz that's just self-destructive behaviour with very little positives coming out of it, but in the case of moderate doses of weed, mdma, lsd, or mushrooms, the benefits can be more profound than anyone every dreamed possible, particularly mdma, which is like having 10 years of psychotherapy in 6 hours (I'm not exaggerating).
In short, I think society has to lose this fear of drugs and instead view them as tools which, when used appropriately and responsibly, can really increase the quality of our lives with very very little (if any) negative side effects.
Also, this war on mj is madness and has to end. We have idiots literally frying their brains with alcohol and demonstrating all the antisocial behaviour that come with that at a great detriment to society, meanwhile, in the US people's lives are destroyed by a 10 year sentence for mj possession or distribution or whatever. Give me a break. The US policy makeers have got to fucking RELAX. If they really want to help society, ban alcohol and tobacco, these drugs cause MANY many more problems and waste more tax dollars than all illegal drugs combined, even including heroine, coke, and meth (crystal/crank), the big bad ones.
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