A social catastrophe and men who do not care

A Brief Introduction to PopularDrugs

Duringthe past few decades, a social catastrophe has intensely been taking its toll on the population of nearly the entire nation. Anyone who has seen the film 'Prozac Nation' may, too, see a point to this.

What we are talking about here is the programme which brings about the debilitation of the nation by means of mass drugging it to apathy. What's worse, is that no matter the angle, however to toss the thing around, there is just no way of perceiving this gesture as anything else but full out enemy action.

Of course this is a much more subtle attack than, say, a terrorist attack could be considered. And even if the figures which illustrate the casualties of modern drugs don't come nowhere near the ones of any other type of enemy assault, the purpose still doesn't justify the means – nor the casualties, for that matter.

In Closer Detail...

Toclear a few terms up a bit before we go on....

Whatis, in this case, mean by "The Nations" is not only the population of the United States, but also, and sadly, the entire world. Yes, this is, alas, a widespread global phenomenon. The term "drugs" isn't used only for street drugs, but in this case also, and primarily, for the legal ones. And lastly, just because something is "legal" in one country or another, nothing still makes it it any safer. What legal actually stands for is the fact that when something is, it is just easier to promote, publish and push – and that's that.

These drugs are pushed through the entire breadth and width of the media, and the people behind them work in just about the most irresponsible section of the medical profession.

Evidence of this are the thousands upon thousands of painkiller addicts in America today.

The success of these companies weighs heavily upon their ruthless marketing strategies, but also requires some partnership in crime. And for the latter they go looking to: doctors, ad agencies, the media and, lastly, the government.

Another requirement would be the fact that none of the involved parties could, bluntly put, care less for what happens to the citizen upon treatment by these drugs. Namely, these drugs have been one of the main factors influencing the steadily declining mental and physical health the nation has been gliding into for some time now. And what kind of a person would do such a thing to his fellow human for no further gain, and no higher purpose, than mere profit? A dishonest person.

And one can only deduct one sad conclusion from all of the above. The government simply does not care. Namely these entries are driven by men who simply do not care about anything else but profit. And yet they assume to have our best interests at stake.

Conclusively,this realization may well be the first one that could lead to actions with the slightest of glimpses of common sense as their driving factors.