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You are awash in erroneous assumptions.

Posted by J.R. on June 17, 2004 at 13:17:10:
And you are even more flippant in your disdain. You know nothing
about my life: sometimes it's boring; sometimes it's not. Your
ranting about drugs, brain fade, brain functions, and brain dead
is fatuous for the simple reason that you do not discriminate in
what drug is what. Like I said above, we're not talking about coke
or heroin here. And, you are correct when you say that drugs and
spirituality are two different things: but certain drugs certainly
can enhance or bring about spirituality. Why do you suppose there
are half a million native American members of the Native American
Church, the peyote church? Brain dead Indians? I don't think so.
Regards,
J.R.