DRUG LAW REFORM: PART 1- IS LEGALIZATION THE ANSWER?

[fullclip16117]

Of course drug addiction should be treated as a medical problem BECAUSE IT BLOODY WELL IS A MEDICAL PROBLEM! Its not a big secret.

[murderface74]

It was a deal made behind closed doors by men who thought they were Gods. No bunker will save them. Men used to be able to run 40 miles a day, just ask the Hopi. Im a bout to take a bong rip, grow hemp.

[94prelude89]

yeah seriously there is too much heartache from the war on drugs and it has ruined so many peoples lives for a stupid reason (money), and it should end.

[whatupimfat]

The war on drugs is a failure. Marijuana was made illegal cause it caused white women to seek relations with negros. i still don't understand why a drug that is less harmful than alcohol and arguably less harmful than tobacco is illegal. Do i think it should be legal? hell yes. People are going to smoke if they want anyway lets take the money away from dealers and into legitimate businesses.

[edscottable]

@whatupimfat i think that if marijuana was a commodity of mainstream business that perhaps we would no longer see the developing of so many kinds of weed. wouldn't that just be horrible? the black market aspect is what has pushed the possibilities to no end. if mcdonald's sold weed, we would have the same ol' bland stuff, damn near not even smoking. don't you think? just talking weed here.