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There's a guy at my college whom I know and like really well. We have a lot in common (read the same kind of books, etc) and can have long conversations. Problem, though: he deals in chemicals of the illicit kind. And not just on the side -- he does it for a living. I don't have any moral problems with drugs, though I don't use them myself and none of my friends do -- not even the drug dealer, he just sells them. It's just that I'm afraid I will have a taint by association problem. In fact, I sort of already have -- the campus housing people searched my room for drugs once, simply because he had been in it. (They found nothing of course, since I use nothing. He thought it was very amusing, but I was annoyed.) Is it worth it to stay friends with the dude, since I like him so much, or should I cool off? (link)
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well, if you dont have a problem with people who sell illegal drugs for a living and arnt botherd by the fact that people die from this stuff every day....fine, be friends with him....but if he is caught you could be charged with (in english) helping them sell it.because you didnt tell the poliece, that fact right there may get you into some trouble.
sorry i was harsh
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i dont like alchol of liqur. im going to stay away from it! and every day people working for the government make guns that dont kill, just stop people.
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More people die every day from alcohol and guns than drugs, yet I see very little about moral compunctions against bartenders, liquor and gun store owners and arms manufacturers.
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