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In my opinion, the desire to change has to come from within.
I have several friends who use Dipping tobacco on a regular basis, no enough of shaming can really make them change, until they realize they are ready for the change.
Does it? I'm asking because I don't know. It seems to have been supplanted by opioid problems.
yes the meth epidemic is getting worse even though you have limits on allergy medicine now. I looked up a general search on arrests site in my tri-county area under "drug arrests" and there are way more for meth than opiates in recent months
yes the meth epidemic is getting worse even though you have limits on allergy medicine now. I looked up a general search on arrests site in my tri-county area under "drug arrests" and there are way more for meth than opiates in recent months
I was curious. Here, and another area I keep track, has seen Meth arrests almost disappear to be replaced with opioids.
I guess requiring smokers to smoke outdoors like vagrants is working. After all, that's exactly what you thought you saw when you mistook a smoker for someone peeing in the bushes.
I don't smoke, and no one in our family smokes. But as much as I dislike smoke, I'd rather associate with smokers than people who give their fellow human beings a dirty look, and think they deserve a pat on the back for it.
And as for "ratcheting it up," lol you sure make a brave noise. I can only wish that I were a smoker and you were the busybody scold who'd approach me. I wouldn't need anyone's help for "a good line."
Yes, I only wish they would hurry up and get it over with. The Stench of a smoker-pig is overwhelmigly-disgusting.
Spray some deodorant from a can near them? </sarcasm>
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