BinaNeko
Make drugs legal for certain individuals, under supervision.
Yes it should be illegal. Nothing more to elaborate. Commiting a crime is commiting a crime.
So you are unwilling to justify your opinion that my personal freedom should be restricted.
Nice.
And a tautology is a tautology. Point?
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Op said all drugs, which means cocaine, heroine, meth etc. I am pretty sure those drugs are addicting. Making drugs legal would means alot of people would use this stuff on a regular basis. And so more people would get addicted.
And you fail to make the distinction between addictive and non-addictive drugs; Simply stating that all drugs should be illegal. Do you understand why I object to that? Do you think non-addictive drugs (i.e. DMT, psilocybin, LSD, mescaline et.c.) should be illegal?
Most drugs (especially those that are addictive) are already readily available. What makes you think more people would use drugs if they were legalised?
Would
you be doing heroin if it was legal?
By the way, it is possible to legalise something, but simultaneously regulate sale. My primary concern (from a moral standpoint) is that people who need help are punished for possession. Do you think it is right to do so?
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What will the marketprice be by the way? I am assuming you though about this, cause if you didnt, there may be consequenses that you might notnwould have wanted. People demand drugs, drug costs money, some people have no money. How do they get it? Or maybe the government should fund peoples drughabits? Not like they dont fund enough already.
The market price would obviously be controlled by the market.
People with no money would obviously not be able to indulge in such things, just like people with no money currently can't eat ice cream every day (though some monthly quota of ice cream really should be a human right).