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support 50% · Certain Drugs should be prohibitedmoderated to 100%; argued down by 50%
by Renaissanceman on 2005-09-07 21:50:02In light of the recent passing of a bill banning the over the counter trafficking of Pseudoephedrine, one must aptly debate this topic. With other industrialized nations allowing more lax policies on drugs such as Marijuana, those in the United States who use drugs have taken heed. They have noticed freedoms granted in those countries such as Canada. However, the fact of the matter is that allowing drugs to be used freely affects others as well: siblings, infants, and fetuses. Also, nowhere in the Constitution does it say that the government must allow a person to use an illegal subtance at their will.
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title: 'Certain Drugs should be prohibited'
text: 'In light of the recent passing of a bill banning the over the counter trafficking of Pseudoephedrine, one must aptly debate this topic. With other industrialized nations allowing more lax policies on drugs such as Marijuana, those in the United States who use drugs have taken heed. They have noticed freedoms granted in those countries such as Canada. However, the fact of the matter is that allowing drugs to be used freely affects others as well: siblings, infants, and fetuses. Also, nowhere in the Constitution does it say that the government must allow a person to use an illegal subtance at their will.'
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date: 2005-09-07 21:50:02
submitter: Renaissanceman
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