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The intervention is the drug.

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TheCovertComic

posted July 22, 2017 at 4:00pm UTC tagged with drugs, intervention, quote

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Today a officer came into my class to talk about substance abuse. He had a few pictures in his hands and he said he already spoke with the family and that they were okay with him sharing this story. He showed us a picture of the cuteset baby boy I had ever seen. His name was Jason, and he showed us more pictures, and he told us how intellegent he was, and what great of an athlete he was. But then he said at the age of fifteen, Jason started using marij/uana. At first it was no big deal, but then he got hooked. He used marij/uana so much he didn't even get a high from it anymore, so he moved onto me/th. Jason's parents had no idea as to what was going on, they were just called about Jason's grades going from A's to F's. Then they got called into school almost every week due to Jason getting in a fight. He was just so angry all the time and he just wanted to fight anyone. One night he came home and his mother said something to him he didn't quite like, so he slammed her through a wall. When Jason's dad got home, he was so angry, he beat Jason senseless. But that didn't help anything. Jason went back to the drugs and back to the fighting. He started stealing from everyone for me/th. Then he got in more trouble for beating up people. One day Jason and his friends were so messed up on drugs, for fun they went driving down the road, attacking people, beating some to the point they were in the hospital. Jason got arrested, they all got arrested. But Jason's parent's loved that sweet little boy in the baby picture so much, they took him in after three years in prison, as long as he got help. Jason didn't get any help, he went back to the drugs, he went back to the crowd of people he had always hung out wtih. When Jason was twenty five years old his parents came home, Jason was there waiting for them. He attacked his parents with a knife in both hands and was planning on killing both of his parents. His dad had no choice. He shot him, and he was taken to the hospital. Jason survived, and he recovered and he went back home. Where he returned to the substance abuse. Not long after that, Jason had done it for far too long, and he hated himself, and he took his own life. And what was worse for the family was Jason had a younger sister. Who was following right along in her brothers footsteps. But luckily for her, she some how found her way out. She was clean, and she is now a happy thirty four year old woman with two daughters. Then the officer looked at us and said "I know what you're thinking 'How do we know you're telling the truth?" he paused for a moment, before I almost saw a grown man burst into tears, he said "Jason was my son."
I don't say "no" to drugs. I say, "no thank you" because I wasn't raised in a barn like some of you hoodlums.
If I become a drug dealer, I'm going to say to my customers, "Now put that in your pipe and smoke it!" and we'd all laugh and then I'd call the police because drugs are f.cking illegal.
side effects of doing drugs: you'll never shut the f/ck up about the fact you do drugs