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	<title>Comments on: Why Poppers Should Not Be Made Illegal</title>
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		<title>By: GayMafiaWatch</title>
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		<description>Thanks for reading our article &quot;Poppers: the Sweet Smell of Hypocrisy:&quot; We completely agree with you, making poppers illegal is certainly not the answer. The problems we&#039;ve highlighted explain how the current system simply exploits the users of poppers and fails to inform them of the dangers. Making life harder on recreational drugs users by prosecuting them is most definitely not the way forward. Poppers can be enjoyed safely as long as both the users and retailers remain responsible.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thanks for reading our article &#8220;Poppers: the Sweet Smell of Hypocrisy:&#8221; We completely agree with you, making poppers illegal is certainly not the answer. The problems we&#8217;ve highlighted explain how the current system simply exploits the users of poppers and fails to inform them of the dangers. Making life harder on recreational drugs users by prosecuting them is most definitely not the way forward. Poppers can be enjoyed safely as long as both the users and retailers remain responsible.</p>
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