Most of the time, alluding to crack is not talking about the drug itself, it’s a figure of speech — “Can’t get enough of this DJ, this dubstep is like crack!” (And nobody but cops, doctors, and TV news reporters ever uses the phrase “crack cocaine.”)
Similarly with acid; you’re more likely to use the formation “Like _____, on acid!” than discuss actual LSD use publically on social media.
Then again, I don’t know why anyone would expect evenhanded unbiased methodologies from The Coalition Against Drug Abuse.
