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Politics : Libertarian Discussion Forum
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To: Mama Bear who wrote (84)6/29/1998 3:31:00 PM
From: Mike P.  Read Replies (2) of 13060
 
and there were a couple pretty bloody wars to right the wrongs of a few i might add. funny how democracy, individual rights, free markets, and freedom correct themselves. i will not however, be as dramatic as saying the right to legalize a chemical substance compares with the tryanny of nazi germany and an effort to topple such tyranny, though im sure a case in the number of casulaties could probably be made. what is so wrong with a civilizied society making a concerted effort to prevent a highly destructive chemical? is there any benefits to anyone for any reason to engage in these practices? there are laws that this country, as a collective democracy, must engage in. i still fail to see any benefits or alternatives or socially redeeming value in the legalization of drugs, and im somewhat surprised at the adament opposition. again, i respectfully disagree and apprecitate your willingness to defend your positions. some good points were definately made, but i still defend my position. thanks. poet.
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