The problem with addictions is that they eventually erase the adequate functioning of conscience in the host bodies they inhabit and ultimately control.
A clear marker in this descent to becoming subhuman is the juncture at which the sanctity of human life is rejected in favor of satiating the blinding demands of an addiction. 

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The problem with addictions is that they eventually erase the adequate functioning of conscience in the host bodies they inhabit and ultimately control. A clear marker in this descent to becoming subhuman is the juncture at which the sanctity of human life is rejected in favor of satiating the blinding demands of an addiction. Visit us at the Settlement Project here Transcript available here

The problem with addictions is that they eventually erase the adequate functioning of conscience in the host bodies they inhabit and ultimately control.
A clear marker in this descent to becoming subhuman is the juncture at which the sanctity of human life is rejected in favor of satiating the blinding demands of an addiction.&nbsp;

<a href="https://sp12.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Visit us at the Settlement Project here</a>
<a href="https://sp12.org/on-addiction-by-frank-kaufmann" rel="noopener noreferrer">Transcript available here</a>

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On Addiction by Frank Kaufmann

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