When All Drugs Were Legal | LewRockwell.com

There was no police state, and addiction was miniscule says J.E. Huebert.

Marijuana Legalization Brings Economic Benefits | Freedom Politics

One study finds legalization would bring $17.4 billion annually into the federal treasury.

The Wars on Drugs and Terror: mirror images | Salon.com

The deceit and propaganda which justifies both wars are identical, as are the harm they cause, says Glenn Greenwald.

Tommy Chong and Joe McNamara on legalizing cannabis | Freedom Watch

3 Reasons to Legalize Pot Now! | Reason.tv

The Marijuana Conspiracy: The reason hemp is illegal | Activist Post

Because it's a threat to the medico-industrial complex says Doug Yurchey.

Want to Defuse the Mexican Border Problem? Legalize Marijuana | FireDogLake.com

Aside from that, legalization would be a financial boon to states like West Virginia says Jane Hamsher.

Learning about drug legalizaton from Motley Crue

by Verdan Vuk

Motley Crue rocked the 1980s. They played hard and partied harder. Their lifestyle was a toxic mixture of drugs, alcohol, fast cars, and fast women. Their reputation for drug abuse remains legendary — rivaling Ozzy Osbourne, the Grateful Dead, and even the Rolling Stones.

Anyone supporting drug legalization must reconcile their position with the existence of these coked-up hallucinating tattooed hooligans on motorcycles. Most citizens fear legalization would lead to the rapid decline of Western Civilization: the youth would jump at drugs; dope would be in every home and every vein; morality would fly out the window, and life as we know it would collapse all around us.

With these "esteemed" gentlemen as examples, only the deranged could support drug legalization. That is, until one examines the specifics more closely.

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