Sure, let's decriminalize murder to, I can tell you right now that murderers are going to murder whether it's illegal or not.
You're seriously comparing murder to someone using pot? What have you been smoking?
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Sure, let's decriminalize murder to, I can tell you right now that murderers are going to murder whether it's illegal or not.
Sure, let's decriminalize murder to, I can tell you right now that murderers are going to murder whether it's illegal or not.
You're seriously comparing murder to someone using pot? What have you been smoking?
Sure, let's decriminalize murder to, I can tell you right now that murderers are going to murder whether it's illegal or not.
You're seriously comparing murder to someone using pot? What have you been smoking?
No, I'm comparing saying " people are going to do it whether it's legal or not" to " people are going to do it whether it's legal or not"
Sure, let's decriminalize murder to, I can tell you right now that murderers are going to murder whether it's illegal or not.
Sure, let's decriminalize murder to, I can tell you right now that murderers are going to murder whether it's illegal or not.
Yeah, let's compare somebody smoking a doobie, to murder. Great correlation...
If so, what is your solution to drug abuse in America?
If so, what is your solution to drug abuse in America?
If so, what is your solution to drug abuse in America?
Yes its a failure.
As another poster stated, education and treatment.
Sure, let's decriminalize murder to, I can tell you right now that murderers are going to murder whether it's illegal or not.
Yeah, let's compare somebody smoking a doobie, to murder. Great correlation...
That isn't what I've said at all. I've only said that "people are going to do it even if it's illegal" is not a good reason to change the law about ANYTHING.
If so, what is your solution to drug abuse in America?
Yes its a failure.
As another poster stated, education and treatment.
I don't agree. I do not think you and i should have to pay for rehab on some druggie. Its called personal responsibility.
Yes its a failure.
As another poster stated, education and treatment.
I don't agree. I do not think you and i should have to pay for rehab on some druggie. Its called personal responsibility.
Oh I never said anything about you and I having to pay for rehab on some druggie.
No way.
If so, what is your solution to drug abuse in America?
Yes its a failure.
As another poster stated, education and treatment.
I don't agree. I do not think you and i should have to pay for rehab on some druggie. Its called personal responsibility.
Sure, let's decriminalize murder to, I can tell you right now that murderers are going to murder whether it's illegal or not.
Yeah, let's compare somebody smoking a doobie, to murder. Great correlation...
That isn't what I've said at all. I've only said that "people are going to do it even if it's illegal" is not a good reason to change the law about ANYTHING.
Yes its a failure.
As another poster stated, education and treatment.
I don't agree. I do not think you and i should have to pay for rehab on some druggie. Its called personal responsibility.
Don't you advocate spending on jailing, though? Would the rehab be more expensive than incarceration? Not that those are the only choices, but between the two I wonder what the cost difference would be.
You mean that the drugs themselves aren't a big enough risk?
I don't agree. I do not think you and i should have to pay for rehab on some druggie. Its called personal responsibility.
Don't you advocate spending on jailing, though? Would the rehab be more expensive than incarceration? Not that those are the only choices, but between the two I wonder what the cost difference would be.
I am not interested in rehabbing or rehabilitating anyone who breaks the law.... The money that would be saved on the "war on drugs" would be more then pay for more jails.
You want people to stop using drugs... make the risks to great to use them.
I don't agree. I do not think you and i should have to pay for rehab on some druggie. Its called personal responsibility.
Oh I never said anything about you and I having to pay for rehab on some druggie.
No way.
I would think agreeing to treatment... would mean that you agree on taxpayers paying for it.
I don't agree. I do not think you and i should have to pay for rehab on some druggie. Its called personal responsibility.
Don't you advocate spending on jailing, though? Would the rehab be more expensive than incarceration? Not that those are the only choices, but between the two I wonder what the cost difference would be.
I am not interested in rehabbing or rehabilitating anyone who breaks the law.... The money that would be saved on the "war on drugs" would be more then pay for more jails.
You want people to stop using drugs... make the risks to great to use them.
Oh I never said anything about you and I having to pay for rehab on some druggie.
No way.
I would think agreeing to treatment... would mean that you agree on taxpayers paying for it.
Community organizations, churches, families, and other non-government funded institutions could help.
However, ending the prohibition would reduce the level of abuse as has been demonstrated in other countries with far less strict laws so the cost of treatment would go down.
The forbidden taboo attached to drugs appears to illicits their use and subsequent abuse.
You mean that the drugs themselves aren't a big enough risk?Don't you advocate spending on jailing, though? Would the rehab be more expensive than incarceration? Not that those are the only choices, but between the two I wonder what the cost difference would be.
I am not interested in rehabbing or rehabilitating anyone who breaks the law.... The money that would be saved on the "war on drugs" would be more then pay for more jails.
You want people to stop using drugs... make the risks to great to use them.