DRUG FREE ANARCHY by Colin Mulholland

Opinion: it has always been my opinionative statement that true anarchists do not buy nor' consume alcohol or tobacco. Alcohol and tobacco is placed with a taxation that is set by the IRS. But what exactly do the alcohol and tobacco taxes fund? Since 2004 they've helped fund they ATF (alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives commission). To an anarchist who's sole purpose is to subverse and abolish our government, why would you fund a government commission like this? One thats regulations is built on re-producing items that shorten a human's life span or even kills them? Truth is, we all pay a tax on food and things we need to survive, but why should you pay someone to kill you slowly? To put money in the pockets of Tobacco and alcohol lobbyists who don't even give a shit about you?  A friend of mine and I once had a conversation about this, and he feels that the only real solution would be to grow your own tobacco and still your own alcohol from home grown hops and barley. But the problem behind that is nobody is smart enough to want to learn these trades. The same grows true for the marijuana industry. The moment they legalize the stuff you know the IRS are going to tax the hell out of it and researchers are going to genetically modify gene strands. In reality, you would be better off. This whole topic is in relevance to those within the Anarcho- Punk Rock scene who write songs about abolishing government and all that good stuff, yet they're also writing songs about drinking Pabst Blue Ribbon and being drunk all the time (Example: The Casualties). Don't they know that all that does is prolong the mass embrace of succeeding in informing the general populous of serious atrocities our system should be found guilty of? But instead of doing these things, they drown their sorrows in soo much booze they can't even see straight enough, stand up long enough, or even talk properly enough to get one intellectual word out to the status quo? What this world need's is some drug free anarchy.

"Drug Free Anarchy" 2015* Colin Mulholland.