[ SECRET POST #2392 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2392 ⌋

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Comments

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[poisonenvy]

Except when I checked myself into the psyche ward and they asked if any of my family suffered from mental illness, alcoholism did count, and there's a direct link between genetics and addiction.

"Whoops, you tried coke once, you totally deserve whatever happens to you now. Lololololol."

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[(Anonymous)]

The fact that alcoholism counted on the family history you filled out doesn't mean that alcoholism and schizophrenia are the same type of mental illness.

And fuck off, I didn't say that addicts deserve whatever happens to them.

I just don't think that it's *honest* to act like addiction isn't preventable the same way schizophrenia isn't preventable.

Does that mean that addicts shouldn't be offered all the support in getting clean we can offer them? Or course not. The same way I feel that people who get hurt ridding motorcycles without helmets should receive medical care.

Doesn't mean that the initial decision wasn't their's or that it wasn't a poor decision.