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And I have to disagree with you. The drugs of the 60s and 70s that we did are not even remotely as addictive or as dangerous as the drugs available today. Hell today the have "super pot" which is laced with God knows what and some of those substances are highly addictive. Addictive personality is one thing, highly addictive substances pay no attention to personality.
You seem to be a little vague about your information. Anything specific besides "God knows what" or "highly addictive substances"?
PCP ring any bells?
Please list the accomplishments of the drug war from preventing people from using.
Try getting the facts and asking a question instead of being snide. The ban on drugs has prevented many people from not "experimenting", remove the ban and what happens? People who's fear of the illegality consequences start experimenting, some drugs are much more addictive than others, ergo....... If you understood human nature you would understand this.
I think the majority of experimenting comes at an early age when fear of illegality is something that very few teenagers engage in. Peer pressure is more important than laws. That's human nature.
Try getting the facts and asking a question instead of being snide. The ban on drugs has prevented many people from not "experimenting", remove the ban and what happens? People who's fear of the illegality consequences start experimenting, some drugs are much more addictive than others, ergo....... If you understood human nature you would understand this.
I think the majority of experimenting comes at an early age when fear of illegality is something that very few teenagers engage in. Peer pressure is more important than laws. That's human nature.
Why are you limiting your view to only one age group?
You really want to make crystal meth and other hard drugs legal? I'm not so sure, I have seen the effects alot of these drugs have and having an open air drug market? I don't know.
Yes. W/o a single doubt.
The only drugs I have not had a chance to try is meth and pcp. Everything else has been at my beck and call.
Try getting the facts and asking a question instead of being snide. The ban on drugs has prevented many people from not "experimenting", remove the ban and what happens? People who's fear of the illegality consequences start experimenting, some drugs are much more addictive than others, ergo....... If you understood human nature you would understand this.
Exactly, legalize hard drugs and instead of stupid college kids guzzling four lokos at frat parties they will be smoking meth and doing lines of cocaine.
They are doing that now.
You seem to be a little vague about your information. Anything specific besides "God knows what" or "highly addictive substances"?
PCP ring any bells?
I recall the 60's and 70's an the drugs we took and smoked. PCP laced pot was around then too so it's nothing new. Furthermore it's and awful high and I strongly recommend no one use it.
Anything else?
I think the majority of experimenting comes at an early age when fear of illegality is something that very few teenagers engage in. Peer pressure is more important than laws. That's human nature.
Why are you limiting your view to only one age group?
I'd bet there would be more than a handfull of adults that would try this or that. I can't see addiction becoming a bigger problem than it is now.
Even if it did, it beats getting killed in drive bys
Try getting the facts and asking a question instead of being snide. The ban on drugs has prevented many people from not "experimenting", remove the ban and what happens? People who's fear of the illegality consequences start experimenting, some drugs are much more addictive than others, ergo....... If you understood human nature you would understand this.
Exactly, legalize hard drugs and instead of stupid college kids guzzling four lokos at frat parties they will be smoking meth and doing lines of cocaine.
....Mostly because they're not doing that, already, right?
Try getting the facts and asking a question instead of being snide. The ban on drugs has prevented many people from not "experimenting", remove the ban and what happens? People who's fear of the illegality consequences start experimenting, some drugs are much more addictive than others, ergo....... If you understood human nature you would understand this.
I think the majority of experimenting comes at an early age when fear of illegality is something that very few teenagers engage in. Peer pressure is more important than laws. That's human nature.
Why are you limiting your view to only one age group?
I think the majority of experimenting comes at an early age when fear of illegality is something that very few teenagers engage in. Peer pressure is more important than laws. That's human nature.
Why are you limiting your view to only one age group?
Experience. Mature adults should know better. Best example is one of the legal drugs available, tobacco. How many people start smoking as an adult verus how many people started when they were young teenagers?
Exactly, legalize hard drugs and instead of stupid college kids guzzling four lokos at frat parties they will be smoking meth and doing lines of cocaine.
....Mostly because they're not doing that, already, right?
Fuck you smart ass.
PCP ring any bells?
I recall the 60's and 70's an the drugs we took and smoked. PCP laced pot was around then too so it's nothing new. Furthermore it's and awful high and I strongly recommend no one use it.
Anything else?
Raid, Windex, hair spray, etc. Without quality controls and some dealers playing fast and loose with what they do to their supply....... I don't have a problem with legalizing pot as long as the quality controls are in place and enforced. Where did you "assume" that I did?
You really want to make crystal meth and other hard drugs legal? I'm not so sure, I have seen the effects alot of these drugs have and having an open air drug market? I don't know.
Yes. W/o a single doubt.
The only drugs I have not had a chance to try is meth and pcp. Everything else has been at my beck and call.
The idea that it all being legal will lead to greater addiction is utter non-sense.
Even if it did, the gains we would get out weigh the losses.
Have you tried heroin? my brother is an ex heroin addict and he is totally useless, he is totally unable to hold down a job or sustain himself at all, I would not want that available for anyone to buy.
Why are you limiting your view to only one age group?
Experience. Mature adults should know better. Best example is one of the legal drugs available, tobacco. How many people start smoking as an adult verus how many people started when they were young teenagers?
I see where you're coming from but take a look at cocaine, who were the primary users in the 80s? It wasn't the teens.
Yes. W/o a single doubt.
The only drugs I have not had a chance to try is meth and pcp. Everything else has been at my beck and call.
The idea that it all being legal will lead to greater addiction is utter non-sense.
Even if it did, the gains we would get out weigh the losses.
Have you tried heroin? my brother is an ex heroin addict and he is totally useless, he is totally unable to hold down a job or sustain himself at all, I would not want that available for anyone to buy.To each, his own.....
I've never used junk, or a syringe....mostly 'cause I was never so desperate to get high I was willing to dump-my-guts (every time), like my junkie-buds accepted.
I'm thinkin' there are a lotta people who shouldn't own guns.....but, I'm not about to penalize everyone, for the irresponsibility of the few.
Why are you limiting your view to only one age group?
Experience. Mature adults should know better. Best example is one of the legal drugs available, tobacco. How many people start smoking as an adult verus how many people started when they were young teenagers?
I see where you're coming from but take a look at cocaine, who were the primary users in the 80s? It wasn't the teens.
Wringel, I have to disagree with you. I was in my late teens and twenties in the '60s. Drugs were easily available. I never tried any of them because of really bad reactions from legal drugs. I had many friends that tried them a few times and just decided they were not worth it.
The same people that get hung up on drugs are usually the same people that have problems with alcohol. Perhaps, rather than running a multi-billion dollar enforcement and incarceration system, we should be trying to address those defects in physiology and psychology that create addicts to whatever substance.
And I have to disagree with you. The drugs of the 60s and 70s that we did are not even remotely as addictive or as dangerous as the drugs available today.
Hell today the have "super pot" which is laced with God knows what and some of those substances are highly addictive.
Wringel, I have to disagree with you. I was in my late teens and twenties in the '60s. Drugs were easily available. I never tried any of them because of really bad reactions from legal drugs. I had many friends that tried them a few times and just decided they were not worth it.
The same people that get hung up on drugs are usually the same people that have problems with alcohol. Perhaps, rather than running a multi-billion dollar enforcement and incarceration system, we should be trying to address those defects in physiology and psychology that create addicts to whatever substance.
And I have to disagree with you. The drugs of the 60s and 70s that we did are not even remotely as addictive or as dangerous as the drugs available today.
Bullshit!!!!!
Hell today the have "super pot" which is laced with God knows what and some of those substances are highly addictive.
Lemme guess......you've got a lifetime-subscription to Readers Digest, right?
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Experience. Mature adults should know better. Best example is one of the legal drugs available, tobacco. How many people start smoking as an adult verus how many people started when they were young teenagers?
I see where you're coming from but take a look at cocaine, who were the primary users in the 80s? It wasn't the teens.
Me
But I did try it first as a teenager.
But I do understand your point on cocaine and the age of the average first time user. I think it might have to do with wealth too.
We shouldn't have laws "just incase something bad might happen".
If we did that we would have to outlaw;
driving
flying
taking the train
3D movies
most medicine
working
the internet
etc, etc
