not all people are equal either. One drug can have different affects on two different people.
This includes alcohol, coffee, and cough medicine. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/fyi.gif.9f1f679348da7204ce960cfc74bca8e0.gif
do enough acid and it probably will.
Again more baseless rhetoric. Doing too much acid will, obviously, rot your brain. As would alcohol. Drinking too much coffee long term can affect your heart rate, anxiety.. can lead to birth defects and will make you display withdrawl symptoms if you quit. Should we outlaw caffeine? Ive seen plenty of caffeine zombies on college campuses.
No drug will make a person evil. If you disagree with this, we have fundamental difference in our views.
too bad you can't be labeled as temporarily insane when you're driving a corvette or a hummer
You can be labeled this with alcohol... fined, jailed, lose your license, etc. But when we discuss other drugs, the only option is make them completely illegal. Apparently we as a society are willing to deal with the consequences and impact of societal drinking, but not other forms of drugs. That's fine, but then dont pretend there is a difference. The difference is arbitrary. A political line in the sand that you want to justify on some logistical level.
And the corvette example was in reference to your rebuttal that drugs should be illegal because people will commit crimes to acquire them. The corvette example was to show you that something should not be criminalized because its the motive for an actual crime. When someone steals from you to buy something, is the purchased item considered the problem? Only if the purchased item is drugs. If its baby toys or a new car, only the crime/theft itself is considered. Political propaganda, rise above it.
Alcohol should be illegal too. If you can't even drive "under the influence," then it's probably a bad influence.
I guess cell phones should be illegal too, then. And ***. I cant talk on one, or engage in the other, while driving... if that is your measuring stick for what constitutes morally or legally acceptable.
Where do prescribed drugs you cant use while driving fit into your plan? Bad influence, right?