Re: Drugs Should Be Marketed As Medicine, And Sold Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind

On 2024-05-29 3:58 p.m., Pluted Pup wrote:
> On Wed, 29 May 2024 11:46:28 -0700, Intelligent Party wrote:
> 
>> Drugs should be marketed as medicine, and sold out of sight, out of
>> mind; if they have potential for recreational use, and abuse.
>>
>> Potent drugs are a function of the drug war. No one drinks 151 Rum, nor
>> 99% Grain Alcohol though they are widely available. No one would be
>> doing Crack, Heroin, Fentanyl, OR Crystal Meth, if Cocaine, Codeine, and
>> Speed were available. You don't want to inhale or inject potent drugs,
>> BUT the government leaves USERS no choice, as the government is
>> criminally negligent and derelict in its duty to regulate drugs.
> 
> The government is criminally negligent in enforcing
> drug laws, thanks to drug de-criminalization, while
> you shout "the drug laws don't work and we don't want
> them to work!"
> 
> And how does codeine keep people from trafficking in
> heroin and fentanyl?
> 
> Are you going to bring out the old "NORML"
> drug pushing argument that "deaths from heroin
> are caused by laws against marijuana"?
> 
> How does swallowing cocaine instead of sniffing,
> smoking or injecting it cause it to no longer
> be used by hustlers to enslave their victims?
> 
> How does legalizing drugs cause them to no longer
> be used?
> 
> The reality is there are arrogant, powerful drug
> pushers throughout society advocating drug
> decriminalization and the advocates of drugs are
> so malicious, lying, evasive, organized, that the
> political notion of drug legalization has to be
> put on hold for the foreseeable future.
> 
>>
>> Drugs should be marketed as MEDICINE, and sold out of sight, out of
>> mind; if they have potential for recreational use, and abuse.
> 
> What can be done right now is prosecute those
> who share their drugs as a drug dealer; supplying
> drugs is the crime, not charging money for it.
> Prosecute each accidental death from drugs as a
> manslaughter and prosecute the deliberate
> overdosing of a drug user as a murder.
> 
> Those who advocate drugs should be rebutted.
> 
> Stop the normalizing of drug use.
> 
> 

Some good points to ponder.