Thread: Anonymous - The Plan

4chan's insane.

Oxycontin is legal, and so is morphine. in reality, both sides of this argument are wrong. What you are all actually arguing about is controlled vs. uncontrolled substances and not legal vs. illegal.

What I want to know is, what do you all think about The Plan? None of this drug discussion has anything to do with the actual topic of the thread anymore.

Originally Posted by jarrhead

Morphine can easily be overdosed to death as well.

It is a federally controlled drug, they regulate how much can be encapsulated in a single pill and the prescription bottle comes with instructions like "Take every 4-6 hours as needed for pain" that safeguard against abuse.

Originally Posted by jarrhead

I think the stupidity of the general population to kill themselves on hard drugs (even legalized) is way too inevitable. Legalizing morphine is like legalizing oxicotton.

Please don't comment on the stupidity of the "general population" when you cant even spell Oxycontin right.

To be fair, oxycotton is the street name for oxycontin.

Originally Posted by Xaqaria

To be fair, oxycotton is the street name for oxycontin.

Beat me to it. Lol.

Originally Posted by Xaqaria

To be fair, oxycotton is the street name for oxycontin.

My blunder.

Originally Posted by Xaqaria

^strawman.

Or reductio ad absurdum?

Legal Heroin is called Morphine, and is prescribed by doctors all over the planet.

Morphine and heroin (diacetylmorphine) aren't the same substance (although there are also legal medical applications for diacetylmorphine).

Surely you recognize the difference between prescribed opioids in medical doses and very specific circumstances determined by a physician vs being able to go to the corner store and getting a recreational dose of heroin whenever you please. Prescription opioid abuse is already a growing problem which would no doubt be exasperated in such a scenario.

I like how the fast photo flciker liek halfway through had a bunch of images of liek WWII and MLK's speech and stuff then a random picture of Xzhibit or Boxxy xD

Originally Posted by celestialelixir

I like how the fast photo flciker liek halfway through had a bunch of images of liek WWII and MLK's speech and stuff then a random picture of Xzhibit or Boxxy xD

welcome to 4chan.

Originally Posted by jarrhead

Morphine /=/ what he's probably thinking of as heroin.
Morphine can easily be overdosed to death as well. I think the stupidity of the general population to kill themselves on hard drugs (even legalized) is way too inevitable. Legalizing morphine is like legalizing oxicotton.

So the general population can choose to do so.

Originally Posted by Spartiate

Morphine and heroin (diacetylmorphine) aren't the same substance (although there are also legal medical applications for diacetylmorphine).

Surely you recognize the difference between prescribed opioids in medical doses and very specific circumstances determined by a physician vs being able to go to the corner store and getting a recreational dose of heroin whenever you please. Prescription opioid abuse is already a growing problem which would no doubt be exasperated in such a scenario.

Wow, someone actually had some correct info in the last 10 posts.

diacetylmorphine is a very safe substance. If someone took more than the LD50, that's their own fault.
If someone gets poisoned with a "hot shot".... not really their own fault.

Anyway, addiction is a whole other problem that needs to be dealt with and is obviously a product of our society.
People don't get addicted to drugs in ancient cultures.
The Incas aren't addicted to Coca.

Every other drug using society (so almost all of them except a very select few) have used drugs and respected them.
Thought of them as some divine gift, and/or a way to connect with the world.

We think of them as a way to escape our world. Because so many people are so unhappy with the way it is atm.

Besides addiction doesn't matter unless the drug is doing someone harm. Obviously oxycontin is different, it can cause all sorts of problems.

How did an Internet freedom thread turn into a drug thread?

I think the cause Anonymous is fighting for is just, and the way they fight for it suits their cause very well.
Nevertheless I fear that their form of protest isn't very effective. Or at least hacking a website for a couple of hours isn't. Real change isn't coming to those numbing the Internet, as a matter of fact I think the Internet is going to be a more severe and stringent place because of all these hackers. If you want change your place is on the streets, next to your comrades. Like the Arab and northern African civilians who had been fed enough crap.

As for drugs I think that it should all be legalized or forbidden. But you can't have rules that allow beer and tobacco when you're 16. Stronger alcohol and marijuana up to 5 grams when you're an adult. and most other drugs prescripted or forbidden. After all 'the blood streams where it can't go' they say here, pointing out that if you want something really bad (drugs) you eventually find a way to get it.

it's just people taking advantage of their 1st amendment.

Originally Posted by Coolb3rt

it's just people taking advantage of their 1st amendment.

Taking or advantage or exercising it as they feel necessary?

I'm all for people who express their views freely. and I also go to infowars.com

Originally Posted by Coolb3rt

I'm all for people who express their views freely. and I also go to infowars.com

Oh BLUELINE please stop by this thread.

what's blueline, is that some user on here?

okay now I know who blueline is and I saw some thread on something like """doesn't it seem like people work for the banks?""" and I like reading the discussions especially now that I understand it so much better.