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<div class='text-justify'>After seeing these images that I bring to them live, I began to reflect.
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The number of people who are immersed in drugs is impressive, regardless of social class, age, race or sex.
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</div><div class='text-justify'>What this young man has in his hands is a flask whose content is a cobbler (here in Bogotá they call him boxer, in my country: "pega de zapato"), basically he is a chemist whose components to be forgotten in a frequent and permanent way It has an effect on the nervous system, producing addiction, brain deterioration, olfactory among many other negative things.
You can see their red eyes, like gone, product of the effect of the same substance.
In the same way I have seen them, with the shoelace in a plastic bag, and with this they cover their nose and mouth, inspiring and exploring quickly, so that the effect is faster.
I do not know what this other young man consumes, but his appearance, the fact of being sleeping on a sidewalk at 4pm, full pedestrian way, without caring, can deduce that his consumption habits must be pronounced, surely of different licit (alcohol) , marijuana, which is legal here) how illicit.
I believe that the fact of the legality of them makes it much easier to access the most vulnerable population, with few values, among other family and / or personal conditions.
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It is worrisome to see how many young people are immersed in this *habit of drug use*, generally without real awareness of the damage that is done, which is generally irreparable, considering that the nervous system does not reproduce.
>I just wanted to share my reflection about it.
>> reading me thank you very much
>>>I say goodbye, until a next publication.</div>
*Note: all the content of this publication is Original*
*Photos captured with my Hawei Y5 phone*
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