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Anti-Illegal Drugs
                             Drugs can affect in our health or in our body and mind.They lose our studies,work,or they lose our family because of the illegal Drugs and also it is affect in our society or community.Because of illegal drugs many people can affect and lose their love once and their family specially the teenagers they do not attend the class and they cut the classes and that's why many can get fighting and they others are bullying not for the school but in our community.It is the law with high density in our community and it can cause many problems of our community many people lose their mind because of these illegal drugs.
                            It can stop this illegal drugs if the people who taste these are to the illegal drugs and they drug test in the doctor and stop to take the illegal drugs and be happy in their life for what is given by GOD to us because GOD not happy o their situation stop to the illegal drugs and be happy in your life with no drugs because it is not help you to pursue your dreams someday be responsible to others and to GOD.

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