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There a thousands of drug laws on the books but yet 22 million Americans used illegal drugs last year. What do we do?

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  1. AlpacasAreBadass - 13-15 years old - female

    Posted by AlpacasAreBadass Mar 11th, 2013 at 11:00AM

    Legalize them. The main problems with "illegal" drugs are (1) the violent crime surrounding selling and distributing them and (2) they are badly purified and thus probably not good for you. If they were legal, there would be no more violent crime than with alcohol, because you could buy them at the liquor store or whatever and the would have to be clean to pass FDA tests.

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