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    comparison to drug dealing, or as referenced in the series, “the game”. Just like chess, drug dealing, as portrayed in the series, is also all about strategy and planning ahead. Although some of the characters in this series understand the strategy and planning that is required to its fullest extent, quite a few do not. To show this, David Simon included a scene in this series where D’Angelo Barksdale, nephew of the Kingpin,…

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    CBS news, out of eighty one percent of teens offered to use drugs or other dangerous substances, forty two point five (42.5) tried them. A problem in schools has been going around in states such as Florida, Missouri, or Arkansas. Middle schools have been testing children for drugs before they let them participate in after-school activities, such as sports or scrapbooking. Many people do not think that middle school students should be drug tested, but others think that they should, and those…

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    for about thirteen years and when the time ca was given lethal injection. Some people say he was rehabilitated or was changed for the better after the crime while others say no he was most defiantly not rehabilitated. According to statistics less than half of people who commit crimes do not change their ways. Nobles used illegal drugs and some people may say that is why he did what he did but other people would say it was all up to his own judgment. Either way Nobles still committed a crime and…

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    The use of performance enhancing drugs has major negative effects on families and society. Anabolic steroids use has been associated with increased aggression and violent behaviour. And although the association between anabolic steroid use and criminal behaviour is still unclear, a recent population-based study in Sweden found that people who had used anabolic steroids were more likely to have been convicted for a criminal offence (Sinko 2). The lack of social life for a steroid user can cause…

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    Watch out heroin and morphine there is a new drug rising to the top. America has developed a new addiction to a particular opioid painkiller, fentanyl. Fentanyl, which has been around since the 1960s, is a one of the most potent painkiller that is prescribed to cancer patients. Fentanyl is 100 times more potent that morphine and 50 times more potent than heroin. The drug’s potency works soothing the pain in cancer patients. However, lately, the drug has been used for a different and more fatal…

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    throughout the country are starting to give out drug tests in order to join a club or participate in a sport. States include as Florida, Alabama, Missouri, West Virginia, Ohio, New Jersey, Texas, and Arkansas. This isn’t a good idea for these kids. The people who are giving the drug test are invading the privacy of these 12 and 13 years olds. Many parents agree with the idea of having drug tests being present at schools. One set of parents even said, “mandatory drug testing was unnecessary and…

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    Roid Rage

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    The mental illnesses that cause home problems with steroids lead to many accidents and even death.Another hypothesis says that roid rage is just a placebo effect and it is only playing out in the individual’s mind. A lot of negative things are being said about anabolic steroids and events like the Chris Benoit and Oscar Pistorius case have reinforced the supposedly negative effects of anabolic use. A professional wrestler, Chris Benoit, was a steroid abuser. Benoit, his wife, Nancy, and their…

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    There are many reasons for both the legalization of Marijuana and for the opposing side of this as well. But Marijuana should most definitely not be legalized in the United States. People say that some of the reasons for not legalizing this drug could be that it is a gateway drug or that people will misuse the drug when legalized just as alcohol is. The New Health Advisor gives a list of 10 reasonable reasons why the legalization of marijuana should not be legalised. One, it will damage a…

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    In recent years, as, largely because of the heroin epidemic, attitudes towards drug use have shifted, America has stepped towards taking a “public health” approach to ending drug use. If the government continues to address drug use and abuse as the public health crisis it is, the issue of mass incarceration can be effectively tackled. The “War on Drugs” has primarily been responsible for the dramatic increase in the number of Americans under the control of the criminal justice system, with one…

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    abuse, mental illness, or drug use in the household increase the likelihood an adolescent will use drugs. Finally, an adolescent’s inherited genetic vulnerability; personality traits like poor impulse control or a high need for excitement; mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, or ADHD; and beliefs such as that drugs are “cool” or harmless make it more likely that an adolescent will use drugs. Among some of the common reasons why teenagers start to take on drugs is because they…

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