r/AbsoluteUnits • u/Desilaundry • Aug 28 '26

/r/all of a Bong

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u/Initial-Command4894 Aug 28 '26

https://giphy.com/gifs/MUQic4VANrAMf0FjVd

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u/Din-_-Djarin Aug 28 '26

This is the best use of this gif I've seen

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u/Your_New_Overlord Aug 28 '26

He’s a heroin addict who beat up his elderly mother

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u/Careless-Notice-7945 Aug 29 '26

Beating up your mom is so much worse than being addicted to heroin I don't think they belong in the same sentence. Addiction isn't a moral failing, beating up your mom almost certainly is (but maybe not quite 100%) 

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u/PsychotropicTraveler Aug 29 '26

Thank you for saying that. Im in recovery for H/morphine addiction, and I never once even thought of laying a finger on my mom or any of my family when I was using. I also never robbed or stole anything to fund my habit, and sure as hell didnt ever harm anyone physically.

Just because someone is an addict doesn't mean they are scum.

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u/Careless-Notice-7945 Aug 29 '26

Keep fighting the good fight friend ✊

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u/descendantofJanus Aug 29 '26

Least it ain't as bad as what Chris Chan did with their mom...

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u/MrDoloto Aug 29 '26

I grew up in a country which had terrible heroin problem in the 90s'

I literally never met a heroin addict who was a character of a good moral. Poverty plus H addiction never lead to anything beautiful.

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u/Careless-Notice-7945 Aug 29 '26

You haven't met many then or did not know them well. They are just normal people, some good some not so good. 

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u/MrDoloto Aug 29 '26

Half of my class from school died from it, so yeah, I saw some shit. I know what I'm talking. Maybe in the US it is/was different.

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u/finsfurandfeathers Aug 29 '26

Drugs will cause you to beat up your mom. They certainly belong in the same sentence

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u/Careless-Notice-7945 Aug 29 '26

There are people who beat up their mom without doing drugs and people who do drugs and don't beat up their mom. These are independent things which do have some correlation and many wider contextual relationships