The Desire for Intoxication Leads to Destruction

Desire for poison leads to destruction With the passage of time, people all over the world feel addiction and are looking for ways to change consciousness. One of the oldest ways people have reached this poisoning state is through popular cannabis plants. Today, this factory is widely accepted and prohibited by federal law, but it may be legalized in other states such as California and Maine.

When we fall in love, we develop irrational beliefs and desires. One of the wishes is to let our lives be consumed by the people we are obsessed with. It feels good. Addictive cocaine is addictive (no, really). It only occurs when a problem actually occurs. It is important to keep your distance from your partner, maintain your independence, and keep some of your own hobbies and interests. I have several other friends. Sometimes I go somewhere and travel. Please remember who you are and attract you why the first person is your partner. Without such a space, such oxygen can not breathe, the fire between the two disappears, and those that spark once will only become friction.

Materials that humans desire to change their way of thinking are as old as society itself - as old as trying to regulate consumption. If some form of poisoning is inevitable, habitual or legal restrictions are intoxication. But citizens have the right to pursue their own happiness in their own way, until our own society has to face many different medicines that change our minds. The philosophical argument is that in free society, as long as adults are ready to endure the results of their choice and do not directly harm other people, they should be able to do whatever they want is. The classic of this view is the famous "Statue of Liberty" of John Stuart Mill. "According to his wish, power can be reasonably objected, the only aim of community members is to prevent harm to others," Mill wrote.

A blind man noticed the great danger of pampering the original desire as it itself could lead to social destruction. Furthermore, if ordinary people belonging to their original needs can lead to destruction of the cultural and social base of society, if such a person is a ruler it is certainly more dangerous. Those rulers dominated by free behavior are examples of dangerous consequences of unrivaled natural tendencies that are widespread without any guidance and restrictions. Xunzi explained the actions and results led by negative tendencies using examples of literature, experience and history - eg the last ruler of Xia Dynasty - the same person criticized by Han Fi 43 -.

International Philosophy Quarterly Journal 52, No. 2, No. 206 (June 2012) Page 135 - 148 DOI: 10.5840 / ipq201252214