Many different reasons:
1. The toxins released create a sense of euphoria (happiness)
2. A way of socialising (to fit in)
3. Can make you delusional (forget bad stuff that has happened)
4. Releases pain (is used medicinally like a pain killer)
Because they want to feel better. some drugs are painkillers so people take a lot of those so they have no pain all the time, the more often it happens, the dependent the body is on the drug. some drugs go in peoples noses which make then feel better, but can rot out the nose.
Unproven drugs are drugs that are against the law.
Illegal drugs mean drugs which is not accepted or it's against the law to use them
it is not just Buddhists but the law is also against this
No, but you open yourself up to lawsuits by selling it as a drug which is intended for people to take. A lot of companies will call their product insense or they will have some kind of disclaimer
Legal drugs are drugs that are perscribed just for you and you take them as it is written on your perscription. Illegal drugs are any drug you can buy on the street The question asks about 'acts' not 'drugs'. An illegal act is against the law, a legal act is permitted.
No, it is not against the law. Some people take them down before that, some take them down the day after, some people leave them up for a long time after that. There is no law about it. It just makes sense to have them up during Christmas, so at least from Christmas Eve to the 6th of January. You are not breaking any law by doing it differently.
The tax avoidance is not against the law, but the tax evasion is illegal and against the law. Most of the people know they are mostly alike.
Because burying lliving people is against the law.
It was against the law for Shakespeare theater goers to cross dress. It was also against the law for people to dress above their station.
This type of question is called an oxymoron, or at least a self-contradictory sentence. Illegal drugs means that certain drugs are not legal, therefore not allowed. Although it is against the law, people use them, but no they are not allowed. New Zealand has very strict controls to prevent illegal drugs being brought into the country.
It is not against the law to have one person working in a shop by themselves. If there is equipment that requires two people, then it is against the law.
Not against any international law, but people (morally / ethics) will probably not like you for it.