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tell that to hunter bidens teeth.

That's some stupid thinking right there. I have one friend he almost ruined his life because of cocaine, even if was smart enough to mostly snorted it. It's one worthless drug for sure.
On the other hand, it takes a long time to become an alcoholic, and most of alcos had some other basic problem anyways, self-medicating it with alcohol. I've seen people get sober and have almost a normal life after, which can't be done with cocaine addiction I believe.

Cocaine-- Zero tax generate.

Whiskey-- Lots of "Tax dollars" generated.

Whiskey drinkers don't become as addicted to whiskey the same way coke heads do. Alcoholism takes more time and allows them to live useful lives much longer than drug users. Most drinkers are not alcoholics. Most coke users will die of fenatnyl today, and die young.

Alcoholics usually stick to alcohol only. Drug users end up using any brain toxin they can get, including alcohol.

"Drugs are better than alcohol" was deliberately crafted psycho linguistic programming. THe jews are offering you two choices and as we know, unthinking advertising raised people react by actually choosing one.

Why are you promoting cocaine use? Are you a jew?

The future race of Ubermensch isn't going to bother with either of them.
The real question here is, do you want to contribute to the creation of that race?
If so, then you too must not act like an addict.

The fact that they're TWO different effects on the mind & body has zero to do with it?

Meh, I'll still stick with whiskey. I hate cocaine. Makes me feel like I have the worst cold ever and I can't feel my whole face and it is all just so annoying to a freaky degree!

I mean, probably.

i dunno man, never got a sinus infection from whisky

I've seen both destroy lives and end lives. They are both life destroying drugs and not something that should be easily available.

Yeah I was going to say I actually sort of agree with this. You know cocaine became very popular in the '80s as a replacement for marijuana which was seen as dirty because you smoked it and it was filthy and it smelled bad there was a bad unclean component to it that being smoking. And smoking in general was being outlawed across the country for the damage it did to your lungs and it was considered a dirty habit so marijuana smoking kind of pick that up. So cocaine was thought of as a pharmaceutically clean level drug that was purified and therefore less dirty and required a very small amount to have its effect. So cocaine was seen as a very clean replacement recreational activity compared to smoking pot. This was all in the '80s this is why the movies in the '80s are all full of cocaine and this is why in the movies in the 80s the people who are doing cocaine are all well to do clean dressers in a well-kept looking good looking people in the marijuana smokers of the '60s and '70s and the Woodstock mud generation we're going out of favor.

You know and the truth is if you do a little bit of cocaine you're probably not really harming yourself too much just like if you have a drink every now and then. But if you're one of these people who snorting a million or you're drinking a bottle or half a bottle of alcohol a day you've got a problem.


The real reason the government makes most things illegal is so they can control the supply and it becomes a higher profit supply chain which only they can really participate in because they control the police and the other people who will let you stay in business or not. And usually over time when it always turns out is there were a couple of government informants that were allowed to have their business model running and the police and things of course participated in it because specially after the law was changed so the police forces could sell whatever money and materials they confiscated that were associated with drug trade so suddenly the drug trade paid off real big for police and for the government and of course for the CIA and other people who are secretly involved in it all.


So whether there's a basis for saying that cocaine is bad for what would be the average user if it was legalized is probably somewhat on par with asking whether caffeine is or should be legal and how harmful is caffeine.

Alcohol kills more people than all legal and illegal drugs combined, year after year.