CLEAN : Pacquiao says was young and 'naive' when he used illegal drugs

The transcript discusses the importance of adhering to drug laws in the Philippines, emphasizing that while drug use and selling are illegal, due process should be followed. It highlights personal experiences with drug use, stressing that people can change and should be aware of the law to avoid legal consequences. The conversation underscores the need for understanding and obeying the law, especially among the youth.

What is the legal status of drug use and selling in the Philippines according to the speaker?

• It is legal and encouraged.

• It is legal but frowned upon.

• It is illegal and punishable by law.

• It is neither legal nor illegal.

What stance does the speaker take on extreme measures against drug offenders?

• They believe extreme measures are necessary.

• They are indifferent to the measures taken.

• They oppose extreme measures without due process.

• They support extreme measures without due process.

How does the speaker describe their past experience with drugs?

• They were forced into drug use.

• They were unaware of the law during their youth.

• They never used drugs in their youth.

• They were aware of the law but chose to ignore it.

What does the speaker suggest about personal change?

• Change is only possible with legal intervention.

• People cannot change once they start using drugs.

• Change is possible if one decides to follow the law.

• Change is unnecessary if one is using drugs.

What is the speaker's view on ignorance of the law?

• Ignorance of the law should be encouraged.

• Ignorance of the law is unavoidable.

• Ignorance of the law is not an excuse.

• Ignorance of the law is a valid excuse.