geartree

This is NOT the case, AT ALL. Heroine sold legally would be much cheaper, because it could be grown legally in the US (poppys that is) and formed from morphine to heroine here. There would have to be no smuggling, and therefore prices would be cheaper. This is obvious, since if you payed attention, in just the four states weed has been legalized, this has cut huge profits out of the cartels money. Also I said before, the war on drugs is against human rights, and giving people a legitimate way to get it, they would not have to serve years in jail. You're fighting for a lost cause, and you yourself are protecting and feeding illegal growers by keeping it illegal. You told me addicts would look for a cheaper alternative. You know what the percentage of drug users are addicts? Only 10-20%. See how much profit that would cut from their sales. If you believe alcohol should be legal, and you think heroine should be illegal, then I would righly believe of you to be hypocritical. And also, heroine is only one drug, and the only drug that would feed the Taliban. And now that I think of it, I literally do not get your reasoning. You said the reason it should be illegal is to not feed terrorists. But you yourself said that people would look for cheaper alternatives. So you rather not cut their profits, not make any money on the taxed product that will be legal, then to make it legal, and now that I think of it, it would probably almost elminate their profits in the US. They'll see it's legal here, and choose to just sell it in other countries rather than risk being caught for little to no sales. I know you said you would not talk about it anymore, but I wanted to ask you(don't answer if you don't want to obviosuly) do you think its fair to lock up people for their whole life for growing a little weed?

Haha. Let's feed the cartels with money. Bravo! Also, if drugs money feeds thr Taliban, legalizing it would end that, as you stated.

Yeah. I guess in the words of Shia ,"Just do it!" But really, I found out today after a bit a reading that having an image in your mind, or a clear goal, that helps ypu feel motivated. I found it helped me a little, since I felt more inspired again. I knew that was supposed to help, but I never realized that actually writing it down can help.

Not to sound rude, but being a conservative is quite the opposite of MLP's nature. Conservative's do not care about the (at least in the US) rights of individuals they view as different. That is on their social stand points. Now on their economic standpoints, I really don't care what you are. Conservatives are against the rights of the LGBT, which I find unacceptable in a modernizing society. Just to make sure I am not labeled as a total liberal, I hate the way SJW and feminists act nowadays. They focus on xreating "equality" by blaming groups of people (such as white people or men) rather than individuals. Generalizing a group as priviledged or opressing is racist/sexist in itself. Also I am a total liberal when it comes to the War on Drugs. I believe that the war on drugs is 100% un-constitutional, and violates the rights of humans. It is not faur in ANY way, how people are being locked up for LIFE, for causing harm to noone. Granted, some substances may hurt the user, but by that logic alcohol should be highly illegal.

The thing is I know what does interest me. It's just that I have lost the drive to want to create it. I think I just need to rethink my "vision" of what I want to create, and focus on the parts that make it meaningful to myself.

Yeah. The thing is it's not easy to find someone else who could work with me.

So basically lately my schedule lately has not allowed me much free time on my PC due to circumstances. I used to have a lot of free time in this case, so I spent a lot of time playing video games and programming. Well now that I have less time I have been taking the lazy path and just playing CSGO, and let my skills in programming sit to rot. I used to feel inspired to want to code this game, but lately I don't feel motivated at all, or ibspired, and I end up using all of my free time on playing video games. Now being about 17 now, it seems normal for soneone to just finish their school and just spend the rest of their time playing video games. But I want to create, not just use. Do any of you have any ideas or tips on how someone like me (lazy/unmotivated/un-inspired) can get to be how I felt before, creative and inspired? I used to write passages about the fictional worlds I had thought of, but now I just sit around wasting time. If you have any experience in such a dilemma, or just anything to say, it would be much appreciated.

My name is geartree101, so feel free to add me I guess. Your name does not ahow up in skype, so you can add me and I'll join.