[RLK]

Legalizing drugs will produce a nation of zombies who are impossible to live with individually and who will impose their stunted mentalities politically.

[StriperSniper]

Legalizing drugs will produce a nation of zombies who are impossible to live with individually and who will impose their stunted mentalities politically.

Too late, Prozac, Zoloft, Paxil, etc.

[fod]

How long, after legalization, will it take you to turn into a zombie?

[lavaroise]

Legalizing drugs will produce a nation of zombies who are impossible to live with individually and who will impose their stunted mentalities politically.

Exactly. Allow ownership and free accademic study of drugs, but do not allow abuse. Same thing with guns.

[Nate505]

Legalizing drugs will produce a nation of zombies who are impossible to live with individually and who will impose their stunted mentalities politically.

As opposed to the political geniuses who are running the country right now?

[Protagoras]

Legalizing drugs will produce a nation of zombies who are impossible to live with individually and who will impose their stunted mentalities politically.

Kinda like the drug warriors on this forum.

[Tauzero]

"Legalizing drugs will produce a nation of zombies who are impossible to live with individually and who will impose their stunted mentalities politically."

In other words, nothing would change.

[Uncle Fud]

Actually, there is something to be said for the point that excessive drug use produces zombified individuals who can't think for themselves.

Having established that, who's pushing Ritalin, Prozac, Zoloft, etc.???

[gunshy]

You mean something like what is happening with Ritalin.

[hove]

"Legalizing drugs will produce a nation of zombies who are impossible to live with individually and who will impose their stunted mentalities politically."

You are absolutely correct! I am so glad drugs are illegal....and there are no drugs in our society becauses they are illegal. I am so glad we don't live in a nation of zombies. Because if drugs were legal....people would actually use them. And can you imagine all these zombies just walking around doing horrible crimes? Thank goodness we live in a country where drugs are illegal and we don't have mentally stunted zombies!

[KC_Conspirator]

Legalizing drugs will produce a nation of zombies who are impossible to live with individually and who will impose their stunted mentalities politically.

I agree with that. Drugs would be one thing if it only affected the user. But the crime and home abuse that occurs with it affects society and eventually tax payers who have to pay to clean it all up. I am not for subsidizing a whole new slew of state rehab programs because someone thought legalzing hard drugs was a good idea.

[mlocher]

legalizing drugs will produce a nation of zombies...

that just about wraps it up. naturally, the democrats think of the tax implications to fund their social programs that now include drug rehab.

[chouli]

What's the beef? Prozac does that.

[LazarusX]

Legalizing drugs will produce a nation of zombies who are impossible to live with individually and who will impose their stunted mentalities politically.

legal drugs turn people into politicians? I think you've been smoking something.
There's a lot less reason to prohibit marijuana than there is to prohibit alcohol and tobacco.
Personally I want nothing to do with any big-government nanny/police state.

[BluesDuke]

Legalizing drugs will produce a nation of zombies who are impossible to live with individually and who will impose their stunted mentalities politically.

Translation: Legalising drugs will merely give us...more of what we've already got, or did you think eight years of Clintonism (aided and abetted by Republicans doing pinpoint impressions of the walking dead) equaled a lucid nation of sweet disposition? And, incidentally, until the atrocities of 11 September yanked us into war, it wasn't exactly that much of an improvement over those eight years, with the singular exception being that Mr. Bush isn't likely to be fooling around with the hired help - or anyone else whose name isn't Laura Bush.