XPost: alt.alcohol, alt.recovery.aa, ca.driving
XPost: alt.support.marijuana
On Wed, 29 May 2024 11:46:28 -0700, Intelligent Party wrote:
Drugs should be marketed as medicine, and sold out of sight, out of
mind; if they have potential for recreational use, and abuse.
Potent drugs are a function of the drug war. No one drinks 151 Rum, nor
99% Grain Alcohol though they are widely available. No one would be
doing Crack, Heroin, Fentanyl, OR Crystal Meth, if Cocaine, Codeine, and Speed were available. You don't want to inhale or inject potent drugs,
BUT the government leaves USERS no choice, as the government is
criminally negligent and derelict in its duty to regulate drugs.
The government is criminally negligent in enforcing
drug laws, thanks to drug de-criminalization, while
you shout "the drug laws don't work and we don't want
them to work!"
And how does codeine keep people from trafficking in
heroin and fentanyl?
Are you going to bring out the old "NORML"
drug pushing argument that "deaths from heroin
are caused by laws against marijuana"?
How does swallowing cocaine instead of sniffing,
smoking or injecting it cause it to no longer
be used by hustlers to enslave their victims?
How does legalizing drugs cause them to no longer
be used?
The reality is there are arrogant, powerful drug
pushers throughout society advocating drug
decriminalization and the advocates of drugs are
so malicious, lying, evasive, organized, that the
political notion of drug legalization has to be
put on hold for the foreseeable future.
Drugs should be marketed as MEDICINE, and sold out of sight, out of
mind; if they have potential for recreational use, and abuse.
What can be done right now is prosecute those
who share their drugs as a drug dealer; supplying
drugs is the crime, not charging money for it.
Prosecute each accidental death from drugs as a
manslaughter and prosecute the deliberate
overdosing of a drug user as a murder.
Those who advocate drugs should be rebutted.
Stop the normalizing of drug use.
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