[King Prout]

legalize 'em all - just make penalties for misbehavior and mistakes while intoxicated rather dire and inescapable, and end all government funding and insurance liability for users (and I mean this for alcohol as well)

then... let fools perish and the cautious live as they will.

[Rastus]

legalize 'em all - just make penalties for misbehavior and mistakes while intoxicated rather dire and inescapable, and end all government funding and insurance liability for users (and I mean this for alcohol as well)

then... let fools perish and the cautious live as they will.

I sure wouldn't want to be the company selling crack cocaine, heroin, etc. Just wait for the lawsuits from little Johnny's parents, who don't appreciate that your product made him a crackhead. You can decriminalize this stuff, but will legitimate companies really want to sell it?

[Sir Francis Dashwood]

legalize 'em all - just make penalties for misbehavior and mistakes while intoxicated rather dire and inescapable, and end all government funding and insurance liability for users (and I mean this for alcohol as well)

I would agree, along with the following conditions...

1. Mandatory drug testing for all paid employees of 501(c) tax-exempt corporations as a condition in the IRS Code to have “non-profit” status.

2. Mandatory drug testing as an Occupational Health and Safety statute for any employment in the United States.

3. Mandatory drug testing for any license to operate motor vehicles (including quads, motorcycles, etc.), aircraft and boats (or water craft).

4. Mandatory drug testing for any professional license.

5. Mandatory testing to maintain such licenses and as a condition for such, any accident investigated would require the signature of a waiver for consent to be tested before such a license is issued.