You can't deny the fact that you're responsible for your actions despite whatever substance you're on. And you can't blame the person who produces the substance for what you do while you're on it because you're ultimately responsible for your actions. Think about it. If someone is under the influence of alcohol, gets behind the wheel, crashes into three people and kills them, guess what's going to happen? They're not going to be able to sit in front of the judge and say: "You know what? I'm not guilty. It's the alcohol company's fault because they made a product that made me do something bad." It doesn't really work that way in the real world. You can't pawn off responsibility for your actions just because you're under the influence of a substance. You made the choice to consume it. You made the choice to act. And you're responsible for the consequences of those choices. Whatever substance you may be on at the time doesn't magically remove your responsibility for what you d...