Agree T74. Another factor is drugs are changing, often with very dire consequences. Some of the ones around today are far removed from smoking a home grown joint.
I don't profess to have had any experience or personal knowledge of drugs that are in vogue today so I apologise if my comments show my ignorance.
I do know someone who was murdered by his flatmate who was on ice. He just went into a sudden frenzied stabbing attack. Ice is rumoured to cause very violent reactions, do we want that to be legal?
I imagine ecstasy being handed out like lollies on the dance floor would increase the risk of kids dancing themselves to death. Aren't we responsible as parents to ensure that is never made legal?
I don't profess to have had any experience or personal knowledge of drugs that are in vogue today so I apologise if my comments show my ignorance.
I do know someone who was murdered by his flatmate who was on ice. He just went into a sudden frenzied stabbing attack. Ice is rumoured to cause very violent reactions, do we want that to be legal?
I imagine ecstasy being handed out like lollies on the dance floor would increase the risk of kids dancing themselves to death. Aren't we responsible as parents to ensure that is never made legal?