The best way to teach children about what they need to know when they are ready to know it is to remove the filters from your interent and give them a tablet. Also I don't agree that decriminalizeation makes a drug problem worse. It just makes it visable so everyone can see how bad it really is. They key is to stick to that so a generation grows up seeing it and is just like "hell no". Then the problem will get better over time as less people use because they see where it leads instead of being told and programs to help people are more prevelant and not as overrun. Perhaps a bit of the problem is drug users migrating to the area but I believe if decriminalization was adoboted across the board in the entire country it would appear awful at first becuase users don't feel the need to hide but I believe being seen would overtime do a lot to keep the generation that grew up seeing that stay away from drugs becuse they dont want that for themselves. Usually agree 100% but i don't think compairing drug use to arson is very fair. I think its more fair to campaire drug users to fat people and ask if we are going to put addicts in prisons why are the obease not included in that. Put them in forced fat camps and when they get out restrict their movments so they can be watched and if at their state monitored weigh in and blood work it is found they have had to many twinkies or got their triglycerides out of whack take them off the streets. Throw them back in fat camp becuase they obviously cant live in a free society without eating themselves to death. Thats a more fair comparison to what making addiction illegal is like rather then comparing decriminalization of drugs to the decriminalization of arson. It sounds crazy but the drug problem we have is an adulteration issue not a drug issue. The solution is pure clean taxed government regulated drugs. Solve the problem with the problem. Round up the zombies and put um in rehab.
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