Well its true Dave that there are many institutionalized products that are sold in the market place that are known to have dire effects
on to the consumers and there have been recent changes for example of saturated fats being removed from the consumption chain.
I know it hits at are civil liberties to consume what we what to consume, I guess the question comes in do we bring something that has
a bad consequences for the greater population in a whole where a substance is more than likely going to be abused just like alcohol is. ?
And it can be assured that there would be a storm of young people that would be the target consumers just the way alcohol is marketed to.
Thats an absolute given .
The very root cause of the problem is young people experimenting with substances , its been said that marijuana is a gateway drug to more
harder drugs like cocaine and heroin and I would have to agree with that, just to use an example there was a Television journalist program
recently done on the Drug invested streets of Vancouver focusing on prostitutes who were drug attics and everyone said they first started
with pot and then they moved on to the more harder drugs like crack cocaine and heroin. So introducing even more people to pot could
very well create more people users of the more harder drugs and potentially create attics of those drugs.
So should we then have an attitude of apathy and say well its their own darn fault for starting into hard drugs.
As for myself I probably wouldn't have tried acid and cocaine if I hadn't first been a casual pot smoker, it goes with norm I guess.
Like I've said before there are consequence to be considered legalizing pot, the people that make theses kinds of decisions
have to consider them all, and not only just the responsible mature people like me or yourself.
By the way I support the use of marijuana for medical reasons.