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Should All Drugs Be Deregulated in the US? No Drugs iIlega?
Posted by:
The Original Lurker
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Date: August 22, 2014 12:20AM
Should All Drugs Be Deregulated in the US? No Drugs Illegal.
Want meth and smoke it sure. Pot sure, PCP,
Heroin makes you feel better just don't steal, work for it and it's ok.
Ok that's five hours 1 ounce of meth and to hit from the mary jane pipe.
Want meth and smoke it sure. Pot sure, PCP,
Heroin makes you feel better just don't steal, work for it and it's ok.
Ok that's five hours 1 ounce of meth and to hit from the mary jane pipe.
Re: Should All Drugs Be Deregulated in the US? No Drugs iIlega?
Posted by:
why knot
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Date: August 22, 2014 08:17AM
Why not?
After all,isn't that wahat a free society/free economy is all about?
Do what you want, and market forces will stratify things, and the "penalty" for not being able to keep up is a sh***y life, not an additional penalty imposed by the legal system?
What about all those people that do dabble in drugs, but are otherwise productive members of society?
Why penalize them, just because there are those that go overboard?
In many cases, drugs don't make people become sh***y people, sh***y people are that regardless, and if it weren't for drugs, it would be something else...stupidity...laziness...other addictions...that keep people down.
And, a free economy requires stratification---not everyone can be rich and successful, for then, nobody is.
After all,isn't that wahat a free society/free economy is all about?
Do what you want, and market forces will stratify things, and the "penalty" for not being able to keep up is a sh***y life, not an additional penalty imposed by the legal system?
What about all those people that do dabble in drugs, but are otherwise productive members of society?
Why penalize them, just because there are those that go overboard?
In many cases, drugs don't make people become sh***y people, sh***y people are that regardless, and if it weren't for drugs, it would be something else...stupidity...laziness...other addictions...that keep people down.
And, a free economy requires stratification---not everyone can be rich and successful, for then, nobody is.