Ah, I get it. No more meth, no more unleashing murderous rage on a little boy again. Correlation/causation fallacy. First indication one is evaluating based on external conditioning rather than thought and logic. 
Ah, I get it. No more meth, no more unleashing murderous rage on a little boy again. Correlation/causation fallacy. First indication one is evaluating based on external conditioning rather than thought and logic.
Just to show how easy it is...this article covers a wide range of issues.
The lifeblood of violent crime
Clive Kinlock is serving 70 years in prison for a violent crime fueled by alcohol.
Snip...The U.S. prison population is on the rise – from 1980 to 1996 it tripled, in large part because of criminal activity spawned by drug and alcohol abuse, according to the National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University.
Although illegal drugs share the blame, alcohol was the real culprit, center chairman Joseph A. Califano Jr. said.
Snip...In November 1991, as the bank was foreclosing on his Great Falls home, Kinlock spent the night drinking, then abducted the barmaid, raped her several times and slit her throat.
And now you have yet another great argument for altered consciousness too. Only yours is with a "legal substance".
See how easy it is. I can dance all night. Try again BB.