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... We all know he is having problems quitting smoking...I think quitting coc aine might be a little tougher than cigarettes?
Originally posted by RRconservative
Let me clear one thing up about the hardness of quitting cigarettes and coc aine.
Obviously cost has something to do with it. For the normal person, cigarettes would be harder to quit than coc aine. Cocaine costs alot more and would be harder to access.
For a wealthy person, like Lord Obama, where money is no object, and the availability wouldn't be a problem you might have a harder time quitting coc aine.
Anyway in Obama's own book he tells of his adventures with drugs, but never mentioned the steps he took, or the travails of his quitting experience. Which begs the question...(again) when did he stop using drugs?
Originally posted by Quazga
Did we ever find out when George Washington stopped smoking herb?
Originally posted by LLoyd45
Now really RR! This is just another one of those non-issues concerning Barack Obama.
Originally posted by RRconservative
This is a question that needs to be addressed. Obama went into detail about his drug days, but never mentioned what he went through trying to quit...never mentioned fighting withdrawals. We all know he is having problems quitting smoking...I think quitting coc aine might be a little tougher than cigarettes
Originally posted by The Cyfre
Originally posted by RRconservative
This is a question that needs to be addressed. Obama went into detail about his drug days, but never mentioned what he went through trying to quit...never mentioned fighting withdrawals. We all know he is having problems quitting smoking...I think quitting coc aine might be a little tougher than cigarettes
I've used coc aine on several occasions along with a slew of others. I don't use them anymore (they were for my younger years!). I didn't "try" to quit because i just stopped. It wasn't an issue, there weren't any withdrawals at all.
I am also having problems quitting smoking, i'm in my fourth week of the patch already. I DO experience withdrawals quitting smoking, but have never had any problems quitting any other drugs i've used.
Why should Obama be any different?
Originally posted by AndrewTB
Anyone that thinks its easier to quit coke than cigs is kidding themselves.
Originally posted by intrepid
Originally posted by AndrewTB
Anyone that thinks its easier to quit coke than cigs is kidding themselves.
Anyone that hasn't been in the same position is merely speaking from opinion or ignorance. I'm speaking from experience. I can't go into details because of the T&C but, as a long time abuser, I had no problem kicking them all, there were many, with the exception of cigs and booze.
Now I'll finish this cig, with a pull on my beer.
Originally posted by RRconservative
When did Obama STOP doing drugs?
www.worldnetdaily.com...
Originally posted by Johnmike
...A coc aine addiction, or the mental damage caused by a long-term drug addiction, is a non-issue to you?
Originally posted by AndrewTB
Believe it or not, recreational use and habitual use are very different.
Originally posted by AndrewTB
When someone turns to drugs and alcohol to run away from problems, its far easier to develop an addiction.
Originally posted by AndrewTB
Cocaine is HIGHLY addicting once you get enough in your system. I have 2 friends whom were big time coke addicts. One of them has a friend that has had several relapses.
Originally posted by AndrewTB
Anyone that thinks its easier to quit coke than cigs is kidding themselves.
Why would anyone care if he was doing a couple of lines of coke or toking a little weed in the privacy of his own home?
Originally posted by RRconservative
Anyway in Obama's own book he tells of his adventures with drugs, but never mentioned the steps he took, or the travails of his quitting experience.
points out an explosive new book on the Democratic presidential candidate written by the co-author of 2004's "Unfit for Command," the Swift Boat exposé
Our Government spends a lot of money trying to get drugs off of the street and if Obama is still doing illegal drugs, he's wasting tax payer money that is being spent to fight the drug war.