>> In addition to the short term euphoria, you've never thought in a new way as the result of being on some type of phsycedlic? You don't think you're wiser for using drugs before you can make a statement like that?

>In any case, most people with your point of view are probably assuming that most of the drug population is using things like Cocaine, Herion and LSD. Actually, the newer generations of drug users are trying things like MDMA which has longer highs, easier comedowns, less side effects, and virtually no physical addictions. I think these designer drugs are a taste of whats to come, with better highs and safer users. This is the kindof mindset I think we need when we make descions about legalization. If we do legalize the chemicals, we should also fund research to make these drugs as good and safe as possible. Most people think we will just pass a bil and let the users run to the drugs stores, but alot more will happen than that.


Mike;

You are just rationalizing your point of view. The rhetoric is a means to justify your perceived needs. To be honest I cannot understand the statements you made as they are truly incomprehensible. Perhaps you are on something and cannot communicate in terms that others can understand. That is the problem with drugs – everything seems fine to the user but you are out of sync with reality.

People die that take over the counter prescriptions as well as prescription medication. It is a thought that legalization of “drugs” will provide a “pure” product and resolve a very difficult social issue – one that prays upon the week of mind and morals and offers a quick solution to all of life’s problems. You have fallen for the euphoria in a bottle syndrome – all your problems will be solved and you will be enlightened by your use of drugs.

You may not believe it but what you do to your body does affect society. And what you condone and prescribe will effect society.


Tom