What personal freedom is next?

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I mean everybody knows that legalizing softdrugs is a good thing, it reduces criminality, it makes sure users only get good healthy stuff and the government can control the use much better.[right][snapback]79925[/snapback][/right]

I think the very issue at hand is whether or not legalizing is a good thing. As to claims that legalization will reduce crime, make sure that users only get "good healthy stuff" and that the government would be able to have any control over the use of a drug that is as easy to grow in your back yard as kentucky blue grass, well that is pie-in-the-sky idealism.

As you know in Holland softdrugs are legal, but I'm sure in the US a higher percentage of teenagers use softdrugs than over here. (the old, if it is not allowed it must be knows theme). (I guess by know you can guess my opinion on the medical use).[right][snapback]79925[/snapback][/right]

You're sure of this? Care to provide a representative study, free from bias to back up this claim? You may also wish to use population percentages since the United States has a much larger population than Holland.

It is clear that guns kill a lot more people than weed....so why this double moral?
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Apples and oranges.