>> ^Skeeve:

I still consider the US government's actions in this matter inexcusable.

So what's new?

>> ^Skeeve:

If he dies, I'm sure I wont be the only one who will consider it the execution of a Canadian by the American government for a non-existent crime.
I've never smoked pot in my life, and have no intentions to, but I still consider the US government's actions in this matter inexcusable.


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Alcohol is much worse than Marijuana.

Prohibition is not the way.

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>> ^Fedquip:
Personally I am all for drug enforcement, I have old friends who have had bad experiences with hard drugs.

Same here, outside of a very few idealistic or extreme types I'd think most would agree including many who are accused of or assumed to hold other positions. There are differences in how to enforce or regulate it but the idea that it should be controlled as tightly as we can make it work isn't disputed by many. Most of the dispute is in what actually does work and how to get from here to there. Results based and with an eye toward reducing damage rather than fulfilling an idealistic goal I'm fine with, as are most I've dealt with. What we're doing now doesn't work.