Should we legalize all drugs?

**Dutch** · 10-10-12, 04:51 PM

Originally posted by keyboarding

Rehab centres would still exist.

I got popped for weed when I was a teen, I was sentenced to 6 weeks of rehab for 2 hrs a day, 4 days a week. The place was full of people like me. If drugs were legal 90% of those places would close.

**eidolon** · 10-10-12, 08:35 PM

Originally posted by JohnGalt2341

"We will never arrest our way out of this problem. All you have to do is go to almost any corner in any city... it will tell you that. If we did not have this drug war going on... we could spend more time going after robbers, and rapists, and burglars, and murderers. That's what we really should be geared up to do. Clearly we are losing the war on drugs in this country." --Jerry Oliver, Detroit Police Chief.

JohnGalt...I'm realizing this might be the first issue we have seen eye to eye about

**Ghenghis Kahn** · 10-10-12, 09:04 PM

legalizing drugs would be the right thing to do but there is too much money involved.

all the pharmaceutical companies and law enforcement would never let that happen.

people in the world should follow the portugal drug laws but their way is too practical and it makes too much sense...

**JohnGalt2341** · 10-29-12, 02:46 PM

**pokeraddict2012** · 10-29-12, 05:57 PM

this is the stupidest thread ive seen in a long time, thread starter must be American

**JohnGalt2341** · 10-29-12, 07:59 PM

Originally posted by pokeraddict2012

this is the stupidest thread ive seen in a long time, thread starter must be American

When you say "long time" do you mean as long as 4 days ago?

**alling** · 10-29-12, 08:53 PM

Yes because all the junkies will overdose which will in turn raise the average IQ.

**Xariaaa** · 10-29-12, 11:07 PM

1. If drugs were legal the pharmacical companies would go out of buisness.
2. How does one pass a hair follicle drug test ?

**RonPaul2008** · 10-29-12, 11:11 PM

Originally posted by Dutch

If you added up all the cops, jailers, prison guards, judges, drug counselors etc. who are employed to fight the war on drugs, all the way down to the janitors who clean the rehab centers, and if you added up all the money that local gov's make from fines and fees from drug arrests.....Illegal drugs make up a pretty huge part of the U.S. economy.

Just the illegal drug trade alone is about 7% of the world economy.