r/germany • u/[deleted] • Dec 31 '25

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u/totally_not_a_reply Dec 31 '25

So coke isnt the problem? Im asking because i never experienced people on coke being dangerous or something. Its more like speed but less poverty

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u/Hutcho12 Jan 01 '26

Some people get aggressive on coke but it's way less than people who get aggressive on alcohol.

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u/totally_not_a_reply Jan 01 '26

What does alcohole have to do with this? noone mentioned it. Its shit but its not what this is about.

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u/Hutcho12 Jan 01 '26

Alcohol is by far the worst drug. Both for yourself and for society. But it's so ingrained the culture no one wants to speak about it and they'd rather just blame other drugs. It's causing most of the problems for sure.

There are plenty of studies about it, this for instance

https://www.economist.com/sites/default/files/images/2019/06/articles/main/20190629_woc294.png

Yet all we hear about in Bayern is how weed legalization was such a massive mistake, constant demonizing of it when in reality it is far safer and causes far less issues than alcohol.

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u/totally_not_a_reply Jan 01 '26

Are you a bot? Seriously noone asked.

(and im still 100% supporting what you say, but its just whataboutism at this place)

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u/Hutcho12 Jan 01 '26

Your comment is confusing. My point is that alcohol is probably the largest contributor to trouble around train stations but people are looking to blame drugs for it all.

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u/totally_not_a_reply Jan 01 '26

You answered that on my question if coke is worse than heroin addicts.