(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); My friend and I were arguing about this today and we still have to finish the argument. But I was curious to see which you guys think is worse.

I'm not going to say what I think yet, but I want to know why you guys chose what you chose.


Edit: By CHEATING I mean copying, stealing someone's work, making yourself have an unfair advantage, getting the answers for a test, rigging a competition, etc. I am NOT talking about disobeying your bitch and getting it on with another girl.

Cheating destroys what trust can be earned, either between strangers or friends. The damage here can be irreparable depending on the circumstance.
Drugs and alcohol for the most part hurt only one. I find it rather odd that alcohol which is far more destructive is legal whereas most drugs are not.
Of course massive drunken frat parties really cannot be placed in this category as they are powder keg of unrestrained destruction.

Actually drugs could effect other people besides your self. When drug addicts become addicted they find it hard to cope without the drug. They do whatever it takes to get drugs. They rob houses, people and other places to get money for their addiction. That's directly effecting someone else. They can become aggressive until they get their fix, again effecting someone other than themselves.

i think cheating is worse i mean u can decide whether u want to destroy ur body by drinking alcohol or taking drugs so it's ur life ur destroying while when u r cheating in any way i think like ghostbear cheating can destroy the trust u have with another person (if there is trust between the person and u)

Okay I think cheating is worse because when you do drugs or alcohol, you are only affecting yourself and it is your choice to be affected by it. When you cheat, you affect many people and they have no choice and don't even know that they are being affected. It's not right for somebody to cheat and get a better grade than someone who worked their ass off, especially if there is a curve on the test.