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Originally Posted by crockett
People should have free choice, but what about people whom have the result's of that choice placed on them? Think of some family driving down a street and getting killed by a drunk driver. Where is their free choice?
Did you happen to grow up in a alcoholic home? Think the kids have much freedom of choice in that situation? Now think if drugs were legal and it's addicts. Do we really need more kids in this country growing up in that situation than already are?
Now what about work? Do you really want a cop with a gun showing up for work after a night of partying and maybe having a bad hit of acid?
If drugs are legal, how do you stop doctors, cops, teachers from abusing them? At least now they can be tested for it, but not if it's legal. It's simply not the same thing as alcohol, which already causes more than enough problems & it's legal.
Simply put, people that push for legalization do not really look at the big picture because for every problem it may solve it creates another. The question is which is the bigger problem and what new problems will we create.
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drugs being illegal obviously doesn't stop anyone from doing them. the only way to get rid of drugs is to change the human mind. drug testing is useless, aside from weed all the other drugs are out of your system in 24-48 hours so chances of testing positive for drugs that matter are slim. i don't think hard drugs should be legal but laws aren't stopping much of anything. its all a double standard anyways, like vendzilla pointed out, oxy's are legal and are one of the biggest drug epidemics in recent history. now that the patent has expired, get ready for generic oxy..