EPTLegalize it. It's the only responsible decision made if you want to ever be considered fiscally responsible. The results for the amount of money wasted in the War on Drugs are laughable.
Regulation is fine as long as it is within reason.
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stevarius
United States1394 Posts
Legalize it. It's the only responsible decision made if you want to ever be considered fiscally responsible. The results for the amount of money wasted in the War on Drugs are laughable. Regulation is fine as long as it is within reason. | ||
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RvB
Netherlands6326 Posts
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jimminy_kriket
Canada5546 Posts
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Halcyondaze
United States509 Posts
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zalz
Netherlands3704 Posts
On June 01 2011 01:34 Dwelf wrote: Clearly Netherlands wins at this, maybe someday others will realise as well. In the meantime I signed. We shouldn't be too proud of our drug policy. We might just be the first nation in the world to move back from a liberal drug policy to a conservative one. As we speak the drug policy is slowly being adjusted to the EU standard with things like a weed-pass and a max on the ammount of customers coffeeshops can have. | ||
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Clearout
Norway1060 Posts
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optical630
United Kingdom768 Posts
i agree with cannabis, but the hard shit like cocaine, how can that seriously be regulated? edit; only 500k signatures? thats a laughable amount | ||
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VIB
Brazil3567 Posts
On June 01 2011 02:01 jimminy_kriket wrote: Of course it doesn't. It's just like a lying propaganda like almost every single line in the OP.Im confused, what does signing this actually do? Have leaders agreed to something if this reaches 500,000 signatures? I can't see an internet petition doing anything real, especially influencing government officials. | ||
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Phenny
Australia1435 Posts
On June 01 2011 02:07 optical630 wrote: what good can come out of regulating drugs? i agree with cannabis, but the hard shit like cocaine, how can that seriously be regulated? edit; only 500k signatures? thats a laughable amount Freedom. I don't want some fucking bureaucrat telling me what I can or cannot take in the privacy of my own home. | ||
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pQylling
Denmark139 Posts
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TrainFX
United States469 Posts
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ZeromuS
Canada13431 Posts
On June 01 2011 02:02 zalz wrote: We shouldn't be too proud of our drug policy. We might just be the first nation in the world to move back from a liberal drug policy to a conservative one. As we speak the drug policy is slowly being adjusted to the EU standard with things like a weed-pass and a max on the ammount of customers coffeeshops can have. Cuz you know thats conservative whereas having even one spec of weed on you is enough to be charged for possession in most every other country. Not saying youll be convicted but you will be charged in many cases.  Netherlands you have the best legal policy out there and brought us Nils Christie, best country ever in terms of forward effective legal legislation. | ||
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Morteth
United States59 Posts
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PanN
United States2828 Posts
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BroboCop
United States373 Posts
what people do in the privacy of their own homes with their own time whilst hurting no one doesn't matter; law enforcement should only step in, in the occurrence of violating another individuals personal freedom. Furthermore, when the person taking said drugs overdoses from said drugs, society will be better off without them as they are only bringing it down seeing that there is a very strong chance they aren't contributing to it. as for the bill, I honestly don't care. It is a no win situation: you either throw money at the problem to control drugs/educate or "regulate" them from minors and we all know how well that works with alcohol/tobacco... | ||
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Santi
Colombia466 Posts
On June 01 2011 02:10 pQylling wrote: Why accept drugs? It's going to cause more problems than already. Most problems are caused because they are illegal. If drugs are legal they wont be a business anymore. | ||
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Deleted User 3420
24492 Posts
However, this won't work lol. Too many powerful people make too much money from the War on Drugs. | ||
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Kangg
United States128 Posts
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DeepElemBlues
United States5080 Posts
No flamefests please, this is a moment to realize that you do have that individual right to move something forward, to change something which otherwise would of HAD no change. Be appreciative. It's a known fact that the war on drugs is UNSUSTAINABLE, it is EXTREMELY inefficient and spending right now is the WORLD's thorn on its side. And the amount of money we spend on this is astronomical. I wish weed was legal but you remind me of the hippies from "Die Hippie Die." WE'RE GONNA SIT HERE AND LISTEN TO THIS CRUNCHY GROOVE UNTIL THE CORPORATIONS STOP." If you want weed to be legal then go spend money on politicians who will vote to legalize it, don't sit around hawking for e-petitions with typical SUPER-EARNEST but also KINDA SILLY stoner political rhetoric. Is it bad if i think the wars we are currently participating in are good? I am all for helping out the middle east. I personally do not want the war to be over and all our troops to be pulled out. Of course it isn't "bad," it's just solid gold trollbait for 75% of the people here who'd care to express an opinion about your opinion. Don't know you how evil and stupid the wars are?!?!?!?! | ||
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piratekaybear
United States50 Posts
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