(I'll bite.)
You see what you want to see to support your religious indoctrination.
If I decide to do drugs and start shooting up, my behavior places me at an increased risk for infection, overdose, robbery, loss of my career and possessions--all the ingredients for a drastically reduced quality of life followed by a premature death. These are the logical--and more importantly, perfectly natural--consequences of extremely irresponsible behavior. Your deity doesn't factor into this equation. An addict lying dead in a gutter may serve as evidence for many things, but not for your imaginary supernatural being or the "wages of sin". One of the problems I have with Christianity in general is the dearth of personal accountability among its adherents: everything is either the fault of sin or Satan rather than stupid decisions. But then again, most religions frown on critical thinking; they want weak, needy, broken people who believe they are powerless to take control of their own lives. Such people are more than willing to fork over cash to buy "protection" from the Great God Guido. You have to wonder if these people ever consider the fact that their deity of choice bears more than a striking resemblance to a strongarm racketeer.
My guess would be no. Such thoughts are "of the Devil".