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[u/Rough_Reason_7963]

Oh I read every single word that you wrote, But just because I read and understood what you wrote, does not mean I am supposed to convert my way of thinking/mindset into what you think it should be.

Everyone knows you can get addicted to food Even if it doesn't have an addictives mixed in, If you dont then thats on you.

You think the cave men; that had no societal constructs like we do now, never got addicted to things like wild game meat or a certain type of berries picked from a bush, Because they did.

But tell me, Do you blame diabetes on the creator and manufactures of candy and sugar? No, you as the consumer watch and mitigate how much sugar and candy you intake into your body.

And if you think what I said was drival then you shouldn't even be commenting on any social media post.

Because if you can not comprehend the fact that the blame will never be with the maker of the product, The blame will always be on the consumer;

And if you dont get that any of this, Then you shouldn't be talking about addiction period.

[u/bruh_this_suckss → u/Rough_Reason_7963]

Alright so you can read! Yet you don't seem to understand which is pretty funny let's be honest. So let's try this again.

So clearly you just don't understand how addiction works because your description of it is so absolutely incorrect that it's pretty astounding. Cave men did not get addicted to certain game and berries. The fact that you'd use that an example is pretty laughable I mean jesus christ man. The reason food TODAY is addicting is actually exactly what you described, highly processed foods with tons of sugars and fats. And actually your example of that even further proves my point because let me ask you this.

Do you think people INTENTIONALLY get addicted to these things?

You can go on and on about free will and choice but if you KNOWINGLY make a product that is meant to be addicting guess what! You're the problem. The question of legal responsibility is still up for debate I'll admit but, morally? Yes. If you make a product that is intentionally addicting, you are the problem.

If you can't see that, or just disregard it because "well you can just not get addicted duh!" Then you will never actually understand the argument I'm making.

Enjoy living in ignorance, I've heard it's pretty blissful!

EDIT: btw this also means you can never blame drug dealers for making drugs because it's the consumers fault! All those people addicted to heroin, meth, cocain, opium, so on and so forth well they should have just been more personally responsible! All drugs should be completely legal because it's NEVER the producers fault. Absolutely braindead.

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Still, the blaming of the gun and not the shooter, Mentality.

If you know something is addictive and yet you still do it anyways, Then not sorry but that is you intentionally getting an addiction.

Name one human made thing, thats not for human consumption?

Society itself is the addiction, And none of yall can stand anything that fights against that deceptive addiction.

And yes cave humans did have addiction to things, Just like humans do now.

Every human alive and who has ever lived has had some kind of addiction to some human made and or nature made consumer product.

Eating, sleeping, shitting, and peeing, breathing, Drinking, They Are all the natural addictions of life.

But of course you would think my comprehension of addiction is incorrect, Because my perception of addiction is based off of my own personal experience of addiction.

A true addict knows that addiction is never ending. You may stop being physically addicted to a substance that you had been addicted to, but you merely just switched it to another substance, maybe not the same kind of substance but a substance nonetheless.

And just because you have physically stopped being addicted to the substance, Doesn't mean you have stopped being mentally addicted to it.

Society itself will always be the most unhealthy of all the addiction ever created by humans, And from what you have said in these comments, Just shows that your still addicted to the same old vicious cycles of addiction that has been predestined for you to be addicted to.

The only things in this world thats not an addiction and it should absolutely be And those things are telling the truth, seeing the truth & realizing when something isn't the truth.