I wonder if there will ever come a time when a real conservative could get behind legalizing (and thus regulating) all currently scheduled drugs. That'd be some libertarian shit and the war on drugs has only made everything worse.. idk if it would be good or bad but something has to change and these substances aren't going away. God put them on the planet for a reason and I think we should find a way to: help those who abuse them and create a regulated market for them like we do for alcohol and tobacco. People who abuse alcohol and tobacco, and any other substance, stubbornly, will naturally "phase themselves out", and we can keep our prisons empty for those who are actually menaces to society who commit actual crimes..

As for hospitalizations due to OD and the like, perhaps a special treatment facility for addicts which is separate from the conventional hospital system could be implemented. It could be a wing of the larger addiction system, with an incarceration (rehab) prison attached, as well as therapists or whatever else we need for that. A one-stop shop help center.

I wonder if there will ever come a time when a real conservative could get behind legalizing (and thus regulating) all currently scheduled drugs. That'd be some libertarian shit and the war on drugs has only made everything worse.. idk if it would be good or bad but something has to change and these substances aren't going away. God put them on the planet for a reason and I think we should find a way to: help those who abuse them and create a regulated market for them like we do for alcohol and tobacco. People who abuse alcohol and tobacco, and any other substance, stubbornly, will naturally "phase themselves out", and we can keep our prisons empty for those who are actually menaces to society who commit actual crimes..

I wonder if there will ever come a time when a real conservative could get behind legalizing (and thus regulating) all currently scheduled drugs. That'd be some libertarian shit and the war on drugs has only made everything worse.. idk if it would be good or bad but something has to change and these substances aren't going away. God put them on the planet for a reason and I think we should find a way to: help those who abuse them and create a regulated market for them like we do for alcohol and tobacco. People who abuse alcohol and tobacco stubbornly, will naturally "phase themselves out", and we can keep our prisons empty for those who are actually menaces to society who commit actual crimes..

I wonder if there will ever come a time when a real conservative could get behind legalizing (and thus regulating) all currently scheduled drugs. That'd be some libertarian shit and the war on drugs has only made everything worse.. idk if it would be good or bad but something has to change and these substances aren't going away. God put them on the planet for a reason and I think we should find a way to: help those who abuse them and create a regulated market for them like we do for alcohol and tobacco.