D.A.R.E.

drug
abuse
resistance
education

e.g. a bunch of bullsh-t taught by a cop to your kids
“yes!!! i won the d.a.r.e. award and got a free t-shirt.”
“whatever you little f-cking narc, give it 5 years and you’ll be as doped out as any of us.”
drugs are really expensive
drug abuse resistance education. an anti-drug program with a seriously flawed reputation, at times giving out misleading , inaccurate, or outright false information. critics often point to the lack of any evidence that dare actually affects drug use. drug users (and kids in general) often ridicule the program.
i saw the dare officer smoking in the parking lot.
stands for drug abuse resistance education. similar to the junior anti-s-x league in george orwell’s 1984, it is a federally funded organization designed to distribute misinformation about the dangers of scheduled substances. unfortunately, the false information is easily absorbed by children’s impressionable minds, so that they grow up with a notion that illegal drugs are all bad, which, in the long run, diminishes their ability to question government motive and action, and increases blind faith in the most obnoxious of government propaganda.
i was kicked out of d.a.r.e. when i was 13 because i told the gl-ss that after several millenia of use, marijuana has never caused a single direct fatality.
a program, often taught by police, which tries to brainwash young and impressionable children into believing slanted information and sometimes out-right lies about drugs.
1. d.a.r.e. taught me that marijuana will make you kill people.
2. d.a.r.e. to think for yourself..
goverment funded anti-drug program that sends police officers to teach 5th graders how to use common household items to get high. they also show children videos featuring a penguin and a rabbit who kidnap kids and force them to smoke the ‘evil’ marijuana. because d.a.r.e. is notorious for using false information and scare tactics, most kids with common sense don’t take the program seriously. basically it’s a huge waste of tax dollars and school time.
– 5th grade cl-ssroom –

d.a.r.e. officer: now children, as you know, most drug users are lazy, jobless, homicidal rapists, and since drugs cost alot of money, many druggies will use household items to get high.

kid: like what?

d.a.r.e. officer: oh, lots of things like white-out, paint thinner, sharpies, keyboard cleaner, whipped cream cans, and gas fumes can be used to get high.

kid: whoa, cool!

– everyone starts sniffing markers –
a program that everyone knows does not work but makes the police look good becuse it makes it look like they care.
why spend taxpayer dollars on dare, a program that doesnt work…why not, they do it all the time