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over the past few months ever sense the UN subcommittee on the drug war converged for their meeting which comes ever 10 years to discuss the success of the drug war over the past 10 and the direction of the future 10. the conclusion was that the drug war has done no good and was a complete waste of funds and they don't know what to do about the future. there are comments coming from Washington making statements similar to the many deaths and misfortune in northern Mexico associated with the drug cartels is because of the Americans insatiable need for drugs. and many statements showing that we spend more money on jailing people for drug charges than any other thing when taxes from legalizing drugs would easily pay for any aid efforts to help people recover from drugs when they are having problems.

there are estimates that drug use would double but also drug problems would be cut in half. currently people who do drugs and have a problem with them feel that the only people they can go to for help are the others who have the same problem. they are subconsciously afraid of approaching anybody because of the terror of never being able to have a job again, rent an apartment and so much more that becomes harder after convicted. if it was legal they would seek out help because the help would be provide either for free or for a very inexpensive price through subsidies. ultimately i feel that the people of this nation would learn the lesson they need to learn from the drugs and it would be a good thing. if they don't learn the lesson they will go get help because it would be made to be free and easy.

ultimately i feel that the people of this nation would learn the lesson they need to learn from the drugs and it would be a good thing. if they don't learn the lesson they will go get help because it would be made to be free and easy.

if drugs are legalized i feel that it will be another 15 to 20 years before we could approach the point of all drugs being legal if that is possible. i do feel that marijuana will at least be decriminalized by 2012 or 2013 once this happens there will be a hole new group of people wanting to try the drug. currently the people who try drugs and continue to explore the experience are either people who feel that it doesn't matter because they are never going to be working in a job that currently in our times would consider the use of marijuana to be a discrediting factor to your professional reputation. the others are people who are very intelligent and don't care about being "successfully" in our society or view success as a different thing than those of the professional community. if it was legalized there would be a sudden boom of intellectuals who have plans for changing the world by being political or professional trying the drug and looking for guidance as to how to experience it in the most profitable way.

I like to consider myself a respect full professional and responsible person. i do not feel that what drugs you have done should give any person any right to discredit you. if i hadn't taken drugs in my life i would not have found my passion and would probably be a pretty "unsuccessfully" person and not have a grip on life and what relay maters. in times of legal drugs a new scene would likely emerge of the old type of professional person meeting up with the intelligent people of the drug scene who use the drugs for help with complicated philosophical thought. the structure of this scene would be the opposite of the norm in our society the "unintelligent""unsophisticated" people would be teaching and leading in the revolution of the "intelligent""sophisticated" type.