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Originally Posted by Zombie Robot
no one believes abusing drugs is a noble or worthwhile way to spend one’s life. but criminalizing a voluntary act is neither the prudent nor the just response. like alcohol prohibition 80 years ago, drug prohibition today causes far more problems than it solves.
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Yes but on the flip side to play devil's advocate..
the REAL drug trade like heroin and cocaine fuel the CIA war chest across the globe for decades now and decades into the future I am sure. While I don't condone prison/police state, I am on the fence in regards to how to properly deal with drug abuse. While people should be free to make the mistake, drug abuse literally kills people across the world, and that is sad. I simply disagree with the current prohibition tactics because they don't work, in fact they increase the CIA/govt hand, if drugs are illicit only the law can distribute them on a massive scale, filter out all the competition and if they come across some competitionthat gets big enough, shit, the trade is illegal and the military can intervene and keep up the monopoly.
drug use supports terrorism..
by the the CIA/FBI/outback nazi lawenforcement agencies of america..