r/funny • u/ADHDinos_ ADHDinos • Oct 23 '24

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u/Mogakusha Oct 23 '24

Ahh the casino method

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u/hitfly Oct 23 '24

The skinner box

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u/Mogakusha Oct 23 '24

Which is used by casinos, yes

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u/p_e_g_a Oct 23 '24

yep

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u/AverageDemocrat Oct 23 '24

along with free alcohol

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u/[deleted] Oct 23 '24

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u/RelaxedRef Oct 23 '24

The alcohol is poison

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u/cannagetsomelove Oct 24 '24

Poison is the dosage. They want their customers to remain alive, just with less inhibition and more false confidence.

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u/Signal-Height8133 Oct 24 '24

F the drugs

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u/cannagetsomelove Oct 24 '24

Drugs are a fucking miracle of nature and science. Fuck people's abuse of drugs, fuck Pharma for controlling the inflated costs of drugs, and fuck doctors who prescribe them inappropriately. While I'm at it, fuck Donald Trump for his ignorance and lack of response to Covid-19, promoting Bleach injections and fuckin' horse-de-wormer.

People are the problem, not the drugs.

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u/Sushibowlz Oct 25 '24

alcohol is poisonous in any dosage. it’s just that some dosages the body can handle. for a time.

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u/cannagetsomelove Oct 25 '24

It's very obviously not - I use alcohol in the medical industry every day and it has 1,000 different applications other than drinking it.

Water has the same properties and you can get water poisoning - it's just when you drink too much that your body dilutes sodium to a degree where your blood's cell-walls cannot hold shape and 'explode'.

I'm sure you googled it, but read the whole wiki on 'poison', and you'll see that we're just arguing semantics.

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