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so i find your thoughts very enlightening related to the media and supposed-to-be psychologists fuss about the youth being consumed by drugs but I see a special mainstream pattern being reproduced by your article. that drugs are illegal.
well they are, but not in a sense that they are not desired or prohibited from use. i think it would be more accurate to put them in the group of do-it-home-and-never-talk-about-it things.and no one can convince me that cops can taser black guys doing drugs and can’t find a single ship from the thousands that bring tons of drugs every day.
so for me the question is not why drugs are illegal (meaning that the state don’t want us to get stoned ) but why people are forced to have them and do them illegally.
what are the factors that make sure drug manufacture and transportation stays illegal. Because in both Prohibition and our case the meaning the authorities were trying to pass was not “don’t do x or y” but “do x or y like this”.
so what’s my final point? that economy in its present state benefits from drugs and whatever measures are taken, make sure things remain like this. So drug prohibition doesn’t want drugs eliminated but kept in their right place.
got more to say but i think i ll keep them for later..