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Is there really a drugs problem today or is it just an invention of the Media?
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A lot of young people today are taking drugs because they want to loosen up at parties and have more fun than they originally wanted. In January a fifteen-year-old girl died from taking a drug. It was at a Christmas party when she first took the drug, it was ecstasy. It is a class A drug and makes the user feel more alert and in tune with their surroundings especially people, this is why people take it at parties. Because the drug produces an energy buzz it can make the user feel like they can dance for several hours. The effect of the drug can last up to six hours. The girl took the drug and while going upstairs to get some water fainted. She fainted because ecstasy uses up a lot of body fluids and the brain had swollen up and was starting to press on her skull. Statistics show...
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