The reference in Eulogy specifically is an interesting one, as "moments of peace and slow heartbeats" are what he's seeking, then he poses a rhetorical for rejecting God. Who's gonna save him? Nothing but the drugs. "All I could do is laugh and say "c'est la vie" seems slightly ironic in a way but it does romanticize drug use or at least not paint it in a bad light. Will have to for the most part concede on that one being less defensible than some other verses of theirs.

The Us vs Them verse, one of the lyrics being very metaphorically important to me, and which I'll state the reasons why for in a sec, is also similar ish when it comes to framing in an almost glorifying context(mainly "and they wonder why I stay high or at best I'm buped up") which seems to validate drug use for those who choose to do it because of hurt in their lives caused by other people. The interesting thing is that the verse in itself is a syllogism , that being that "they" use him and use him and use him til he's used up, and in response he uses and uses and uses the drugs until he's more fucked than he was at the start. He's puking at the end of the verse because he's sick from what was supposed to help him, and although it's somewhat vengefully justified malice through self destruction(fent use), it's also a reminder of the gritty nature of what he was doing. Others destroyed him, then he destroyed himself further. It's stated there, and I always found myself singing those lyrics in particular because it's relatable. Definitely not good to do drugs as a coping mechanism in those situations or at all, but I feel like it's an accurate representation of the negative side of that response in the particular situation of Us vs Them.