To: Yosemitest
I'm not sure who's position here is more cockeyed--Ron Paul's or the person that wrote this article.
Ron Paul's position is that drugs should be legal but that government shouldn't pay for rehab. You'd have to actually *be on drugs* to think that scenario will ever happen.
The article's author says that he favors legalizing drugs, but he recognizes that drug-use causes serious impairments in executive functions.
156 posted on
12/15/2011 10:42:09 AM PST by
Antoninus
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To: Antoninus
I'm not sure who's position here is more cockeyed--Ron Paul's or the person that wrote this article. [...] The article's author says that he favors legalizing drugs, but he recognizes that drug-use causes serious impairments in executive functions. Alcohol use causes serious impairments in executive functions; is it cockeyed to support the legality of that drug?
To: Antoninus
So do you support national marijuana prohibition by fedgov, which depends on the New Deal view of the Commerce Clause; or should that be left to the states to decide under authority of the Tenth Amendment?
162 posted on
12/15/2011 1:14:00 PM PST by
Ken H
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