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POLL: What Drugs Should Be Legalized?

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Comments to “POLL: What Drugs Should Be Legalized?”

Jake Says:
June 16th, 2009 at 4:59 pm

I think pot should be legal. It is far less dangerous than alcohol or Rx, even over the counter drugs. Have you ever heard of ANYONE getting in an accident because of pot? I havent, most everyone I know smokes it. And mushrooms are just a natural poison. LSD would have been great for psychological purposes but of course people had to go abuse it and screw that up. thats a great drug.

boybunny Says:
June 16th, 2009 at 11:20 pm

Isn't it shocking how the structure of the family has fallen apart since the 1950's. Divorce, abortion, poverty, bad parenting, the lack of discipline etc.

Was it homosexuality? Well since homosexuals have been rife since the start of time, then the answer is definitely no.

Was it loony lefty politics? Well, loony lefty politics were popular with a loony lefty called Jesus Christ, so the answer has to be no.

Was it crazy rock music, TV and pornography? Considering that the 1930s "Fantasia" has a level of nudity that is unacceptable to most people today, it is doubtful that the media made things worse, in fact the media became puritanical by comparison.

Or was it the fact that in the late 50's USA, and then the world set in place a draconian drug prohibition. Drugs were legal during the best part of US history, and ordinary families relied on them, in things like gripe formula and baby sedatives (yes, normal families gave small amounts of Heroin and Cocaine to their children). Drug prohibition is a recognizable turning point in the decay of society. It has been notable that every time governments have come down harshly on drugs, it has been followed by a noticeable degrading of society.

cheesesoda Says:
June 17th, 2009 at 3:38 am

All of them. There's no reason why people can't destroy their lives without the interference of the government.

Opinionated Says:
November 4th, 2009 at 10:06 am

Marijuana should be legal. The only problem is that people who use drugs and alcohol usually use both which makes it lethal. Take alcohol away and make marijuana legal…and it would work!

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