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| quote: | Originally posted by kush paintings
Alright. This is a U.S. based opinion, so Im not going to say this applies for the rest of the world. In the Constitution it states that no person can endanger the lives of other. Cigarettes are endanger the lives of others in public places with second hand smoke. Alcohol endangers the lives of others when consumed and some asshole decides to drive. Marijuana or any drug for that matter is the same as alcohol in this aspect of impared judgement. To me, there really isn't much of a debate when it comes to when these activities are appropriate, but if they are at all. If a smoker wants to smoke by himself, or around consenting company, so let him. If a drinker wants to booze with his friends and makes sure there is a designated driver for everyone, the let the party happen. If a person wants to smoke weed and doesn't go out driving, or do something where his/her judgement will endanger someone, then let them. However, because acid, heroine, and cocaine are much harder drugs than the previous, they therefore make the user even less stable, and more of a threat to society. They aren't simply a threat when they hop in a car, but when they are around any bystander. Therefore, while use of "less heavy" drugs should be legal, it should be regulated so as though not to endanger lives. However, their is no place for the legalization of heavy drugs in society.
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I agree 10000000%%%...well said!
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Bring back 1994 NYC clubbing nights, cus the sh*t today is filled with junk parties and DJs that play sh*t House.....Zabiela, Sander, or Howells and all the rest suck and couldnt throw a night like it was in the early 90s in NYC!!!...Screw Twilo - give me Limelight circa 1993!!!
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