Look everyone,
I really don't think that anyone from opposing sides of the drug debate is ever going to persuade eachother to change their view on the subject.
Cote - for what it's worth I don't think you were getting personal with Attilla, I think that it's clear that her position on drugs is based upon a limited and unfortunate experience of two people who were addicted, and that the 'facts' she has presented are basically not correct. However I can understand why someone with these experiences and with this anti-drugs stance would want to present all kinds of information to try to stop other people from supporting any kind of drug use, recreational or otherwise.
Just as someone like yourself (and to a certain extent myself) would want to argue the differences between addiction and recreational use and why we get hung up on semantics and mis-understandings like the difference between 'production' and 'cutting'.
It's perfectly acceptable for someone like you to correct their misconceptions but I don't think doing this will actually change their minds.
I don't personally think that arguing over pimps and prostitutes was very good for the discussion and only led to arguments rather than discussion on this subject, so hopefully we're past that now. I can understand why posters want to make people aware of the whole process surrounding the drug trade and I think it should be quite clear to them by now that those of us who have used drugs or who are not shocked by recreational drug use are aware of these things but we also know that this knowledge doesn't stop people from using drugs recreationally.
For some people drugs are very very scarey and not just because there are a lot of media-led scare stories surrounding them. I'm sure everyone knows that just like drink, smoking, fatty foods etc, Drugs can be dangerous. Some are more dangerous than others, some can be taken relatively safely.
Basically I don't think it's worth getting into a big fight about it - some of us are very anti-drugs, some of us have good reason to be, some of us are anti-drugs based only on what we have read. Others, while not pro-drugs, can see that recreationally they do not always lead to addiction or death. Some people ave very mis-informed about drugs and it's good to share knowledge but that knowledge should be factually correct.
As far as the OP is concerned I think you are in a really difficut situation as you seem to have little evidence and are now stuck and don't know what to do. I hope you manage to sort it out, I hope your OH hasn't lied to you.