weR4221
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i feel he was more pissed when he saw the camraHe seemed cool about it.
teens will be doing drugs regardless if Art Atwood is selling them or not.^.i agree with you in one part but atwood was selling all kinds of drugs that may end in teens.the guy was making money selling drugs,that cant be a good thing neither should they let him doing it to save some taxpayers money.
teens will be doing drugs regardless if Art Atwood is selling them or not.
there will always be drugs and there will always be drug dealers as long as their is a demand for drugs.
why should we prevent people from using or selling drugs?so what?
that doesent mean we shouldnt try to prevent it, look i know ur a libertarian, but saying that someone should be allowed to sell drugs in defense of personal liberty is taking it a bit too far.
why should we prevent people from using or selling drugs?
if people are really concerned about kids in this country doing drugs, they should use common sense and realize that drugs should be legalized and regulated. treat drugs like alcohol and tobacco. right now, it's easier for teens to get drugs than it is to get alcohol. what does that say?
I'll just say that I disagree with every sentence you typed.there is a reason why no country legalizes drugs like exctasy and heroine. because it would be a social disaster. there is a distictive difference between such drugs and alchohol and tobacco. first of all they are alot more dangerous to ones health, they are also more addictive, and giving the population access to such substances in defense of personal liberty is ridicolous.
im not buying that its easier to get drugs than alchohol, if kids want alchohol they tend to ask older people to buy it for them. that would happend if drugs were legal too. i think one of the reasons why alot of people stay away from drugs is that they are illegal, if they were legalized there would be a much greater social acceptance which in turn could prove disastrous.
i guess we just view things different, for me, the line between personal liberty and collective wisdom goes here.