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Weed is a gatway drug.
That being said, alcohol can lead people to smoking so whatever. I'm down with legalizing as long as we ban it in public areas. Quote:
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The most important reason that Marijuana should be legal is that we live in a capitalist free society.
The market should be making the decisions about what should be for sale and what price, not the government.
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I don't even smoke weed and I would be in full support of any legislation aimed at legalizing its usage because there are no good reasons why it ever should have been made illegal in the first place.
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Unfortunately I think this would only work in an ideal world as there are problems of association involved in habitual drug use. What about the child or family of a heroin addict? God, look at alcoholism and how many families and friends that has torn apart... live ruined. I think that certain substances should be regulated but not just fully legalized.
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The sad truth is that marijuana issue has been rendered moot because rural America has been overrun with crystal meth.
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The problem with all the studies presented as arguments for the legalization of marijuana is that they are biased. This bias is also present in studies presented for the ban of marijuana. Someone brought up Jamaica, but places like that including Amsterdam cannot be compared to America. What in the world does Jamaica have besides Reggae music, a decent beer, and weed? Not to mention its smaller size.
Here is my problem with legalizing weed. Imagine a thirty year old mother sitting down watching soap operas in the middle of the afternoon smoking a blunt. She gets high and completely forgets about her children. Best case scenario, the children stay put and are safe. Worst case scenario, they explore outside the house and get lost, maybe killed. Imagine productivity rates at work if people decided to take smoke breaks to get high. Yes, America is a free country and in theory marijuana should be legal, but in order to maintain our way of life it is more beneficial for it to stay illegal. I believe someone else said it earlier, but if you have a stick up your butt because marijuana isn’t legal, either move to where it is legal or accept the fact it is illegal. |
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Yep, look at The Netherlands where marijuana use is tolerated - after a brief spike, its settled to a level where less young people are smoking it than in other European countries. If you remove the taboo and begin proper education as to the drugs effects and possible consequences, the number of users is sure to go down.
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i dont know about hard drugs, but pot should definitely be legalized. there are no compelling reasons for it to stay illegal. in fact, the movement to criminalize it in the first place was a fucking sham
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Or, if you feel the government should be enforcing personal responsiblity it should be illegal to be late to work, to do anything but work while at work, to not play with your children a mandated amount of time per day, to leave your children alone for a mandated amount of time and to allow your children to get poor grades (minimum GPA would be mandated). Likewise children would have to be put in juveline delinquent homes if they go to play before finishing their homework, get poor grades or fail to follow the instructions of their teachers. The government enforcing personal responsibilities is a rediculous proposition, so let's not use any more of those arguments, ok? |
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While I can see where you're comming from, understand that responsibility still comes with drugs usage, even with alcohol. With legalization, there will still be regulation laws, like no public intoxication and things like that, I would even be up for restricting it to an age limit like cigarettes, but that's not really the issue. The scenario with taking smoke breaks at work to get high, that's more of a company policy thing, like if you can't drink alcohol at work, I doubt they'd let you smoke weed. Edit: Beaten :P |
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The problem with all the studies presented as arguments for the legalization of alcohol is that they are biased. This bias is also present in studies presented for the ban of alcohol . Someone brought up every other country, but places like that cannot be compared to America. Here is my problem with legalizing alcohol. Imagine a thirty year old mother sitting down watching soap operas in the middle of the afternoon drinking a bottle of wine. She gets tipsy and completely forgets about her children. Best case scenario, the children stay put and are safe. Worst case scenario, they explore outside the house and get lost, maybe killed. Imagine productivity rates at work if people decided to take drink breaks to get tipsy. Yes, America is a free country and in theory alcohol should be legal, but in order to maintain our way of life it is more beneficial for it to stay illegal. I believe someone else said it earlier, but if you have a stick up your butt because alcohol isn’t legal, either move to where it is legal or accept the fact it is illegal. still feel like defending your argument, or do you see your hypocrisy? also the "accept it or move" arugment is SO FUCKING BULLSHIT I WANT TO PUNCH PEOPLE WHO SAY IT. i forgot, were not allowed in america to disagree with laws and the government, this place is about passive acceptance and if you dont like it hell we can make you dissappear too, am i rite? fuck you and fuck anyone who says "shut up if you dont like it". get the FUCK out of my country. /edit: and why the fuck does everyone assume its going to be like chocolate or something? nobody is arguing the laws with alcohol, nobody argues the laws about alcohol! dont drive when under ANY influence and dont be irresponsible. god, if your only argument is what an irresponsible asshole would do then sorry you have no argument. |
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