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Subject: Re: Mescaline (Re: The War on Drugs-1 year old today)
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Date: Mon, 2-Nov-87 10:06:45 EST
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In article <1184@puff.wisc.edu> mading@puff.wisc.edu (Eric Mading) writes:
[...]
>Mr. Meaders is absolutely correct!  It is just sad that some intelligent 
>netters who want drugs like LSD legalized so they can use the drug 
>without fear of going to jail have no real life.  If they were to die 
>right now, few would mourn their death because 
>they never lived.  
[...]
>Eric Mading

    Do all the people who write that people who use drugs have no life
listen to rock music?  Some of the best music ever written was created when
the composer was using drugs, such as LSD.  For instance, take the Beatles.
These musicians freely admit to using illegal substances.  Yet, I think
that many of these people would mourn the death of another of the Beatles.  
Perhaps even Eric Mading?

Chris.
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