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I thought Molly WAS the drug they called Ecstacy. Shows you how out of touch I am with the club scene, lol. ((Imagine the balding Mr.Osgood character from Sanford and Son talking)) I never was big on clubbing.... Didn't see the purpose of it..... It only took a few nights of clubbing as a teenager for me to recognize that most of the people in the clubs (atleast the ones we went to) already knew eachother and they went there just to get drunk and fight or show off their new clothes. Me and my boy did better hanging out in the parking lots of clubs and pull (or tried to pull) the women we wanted. And when I hit my 20's and discovered Canada.....lol....game changer like a mug!!! We know many of these entertainers are being paid by these corporations to destroy the minds and morals of young people and make them better consumers. They use their basic needs like the need for love and sex to do it. Most corporations have hired psychologists designed to find out the best ways to manipulate their target consumers and audiences. Just like a scandelous pimp who preys on abused girls and run-a-ways because he knows they are emotionally vulnerable and are seeking love and attention...... Those who seek to manipulate the youth use the fact that most of them come from broken homes and lack that love and stability that a good home offers to ward off the negative influence of drugs and a criminal lifestyle. The fact that the United States is such a prudish and Puritanical society also assists with this. Pornography flourishes in societies where nudity is censored in the media because the people want sexual titilation and if they can't get it for free they're willing to pay for it. Pornography is far bigger in the United States and Latin America than in Europe because you see nudity on television any time during the day and get used to it. In Canada I didn't have to go to clubs or bars for sex, I could go to a shopping mall or coffee shop and start a conversation and end up in bed with a woman that same night. It was the same way in my brief time in Europe. Canadians and Europeans don't need to get drunk or high to express their sexuality. But in America (and Mexico and many other Latin American nations) people are so out of touch with themselves they need alcohol and drugs to get back in touch with their natural feelings. The corporatists have exploited this detachment.