Do you think ALL drugs should be legalized?

[Reaper Man]

If so, how legalized should they be? Should we take every drug off of every regulation and simply let people buy whatever they fuck they want?

If not, what restrictions should we have an what justifies those restrictions?

[Crunchie]

If so, how legalized should they be? Should we take every drug off of every regulation and simply let people buy whatever they fuck they want?

If not, what restrictions should we have an what justifies those restrictions?

As long as the precautions are on the label, then let people take what they want.
Oh, and tax the shit out of it.

[killemall]

Weed and hallucinogens yea. Opiates, hell no.

[Reaper Man]

As long as the precautions are on the label, then let people take what they want.
Oh, and tax the shit out of it.

So you're not worried about teenagers becoming heroin junkies because you can buy it at a corner store?

Also, if you tax it too heavily, you can still create a black market for the item.

Weed and hallucinogens yea. Opiates, hell no.

Is that just because of how addictive opiates can be?

If addictive drugs are still illegal, cocaine and meth imported from Mexico will still be funding drug trafficking organizations like the Sinaloa and Zeta cartels which draw a huge amount of their funding from meth and coke. 90% of the coke and 65% of the meth used in America is imported through Mexico. Isn't one of the main reasons for legalizing drugs is to reduce the power of the organized crime/gangs who fund themselves through drug money?

[xhale of the shoes]

start with weed.... go from there

[Crunchie]

So you're not worried about teenagers becoming heroin junkies because you can buy it at a corner store?

Also, if you tax it too heavily, you can still create a black market for the item.

There are all kinds of addictions that are legal or illegal, if people dont heed the warnings thats on them.

As for the tax, ok keep it low enough to curb the black market but enough to lower the taxes I pay from my hard work.

[Beets]

all legal. all mass produced with quality control in place. spend a fraction of the money spent on drug prevention/ prison etc. on education and we're already in a better place.

there will be no mass impulse buying of hard drugs. if people wanted to do it its already there. the illegality is merely a technicality.

only restriction is in line with alcohol laws. 18 or over to purchase, with heavy fines for resale to minors.

[ninjashoes]

Legalize mostly everything besides crack, heroin and meth.

If those 3 were easy to obtain then I gaurantee you would be seeing little kids getting hooked on it because those 3 are very addicting.

[BackDraft]

Legalize mostly everything besides crack, heroin and meth.

If those 3 were easy to obtain then I gaurantee you would be seeing little kids getting hooked on it because those 3 are very addicting.

Are you saying legalize cocaine but not crack?

[oddtopsy]

So you're not worried about teenagers becoming heroin junkies because you can buy it at a corner store?

Also, if you tax it too heavily, you can still create a black market for the item.



Is that just because of how addictive opiates can be?

If addictive drugs are still illegal, cocaine and meth imported from Mexico will still be funding drug trafficking organizations like the Sinaloa and Zeta cartels which draw a huge amount of their funding from meth and coke. 90% of the coke and 65% of the meth used in America is imported through Mexico. Isn't one of the main reasons for legalizing drugs is to reduce the power of the organized crime/gangs who fund themselves through drug money?

opiates are legal now and in half of america's medicine cabainets and its already at arms length to every teenager whose parents pop vicodins and percocets, etc..

[Jet blazear]

Exactly opiates like hydrocodone and oxycodone are very available to the kids almost as available as weed at least that's how it is in my area

[nakedrear]

I think it's time for an honest reevaluation. I'm quite sure weed would be found to be comparatively harmless compared to drugs that are legal now. Some psychedelics would probably be fine, too, taken with reasonable precautions (like alcohol, sleeping pills, or anything else). I think we just need to start over. Take the boogey man reefer madness mentality out of things, allow drugs that aren't generally more harmful than those considered "acceptable" now to be used by adults.

As for heroin and others, I don't know if keeping them strictly illegal is good. People should be allowed to utterly destroy themselves, if they are an adult and that's their bag. I think the knowledge should be put out there that the stuff is shit and will destroy you, just like the knowledge that weed won't turn you into a no good bum should be put out there. Just the facts, ma'am. Beyond that, make it illegal for people under 21, and go after the ones who try to peddle it on kids with as much force as usual.

[oddtopsy]

I smoke weed and do heroin and I make more money than most of you.

Just the facts.

[Reaper Man]

I smoke weed and do heroin and I make more money than most of you.

Just the facts.

What do you do for work?

And why in the world do you do heroin?

[Crunchie]

What do you do for work?

And why in the world do you do heroin?

Dont knock it 'til you try it.

[oddtopsy]

What do you do for work?

And why in the world do you do heroin?

HVAC Tech/Tech III

I pop pills, scientific heroin

[Reaper Man]

Dont knock it 'til you try it.

I've seen Requiem for a Dream. Heroin inevitably spins you into a desperate cycle in which you become a diseased amputee criminal pimping your girlfriend out for drug money.

[Crunchie]

I've seen Requiem for a Dream. Heroin inevitably spins you into a desperate cycle in which you become a diseased amputee criminal pimping your girlfriend out for drug money.

You say that like its a bad thing.

Good movie too.

[killemall]

It doesnt matter what ppl think anyways. Who rules america? Think about it. Would big companies like if all drugs were suddenly legal?

[Crunchie]

It doesnt matter what ppl think anyways. Who rules america? Think about it. Would big companies like if all drugs were suddenly legal?

Pharmaceutical Companies would love it.