MutantScalper
Dogmeat
There are cocaine addicts lying on the streets even with criminalized drugs...
In Colombia? Not over here.
There are cocaine addicts lying on the streets even with criminalized drugs...
You sure? Because from your posts it seems like you rarely leave your house.
Yes, Portugal. Like I wrote earlier they have heroin-addicts in the parks laying next to the alchies. Is that a good thing, in your view? Is cocaine also legal in Portugal? Would you like coke/meth/heroin addicts high on their drug(s) of choice running around where kids are playing? I don't.
In Finland the use of alcohol was a lot lower during prohibition. When ever they lower the price of alcohol, the harms related to alcohol go up. I've heard that the most dangerous place in the world is the line in front of a fast food place on a Friday or Saturday night around 3:30 - 4:30 in Finland. Ever been to Finland for a night out? I think Norway is calmer. I don't want to add any more legal substances to the mix.
Leaving the house is being a Tough guy?
They don't though. Maybe in certain worse-off neighborhoods, but I can assure you, those places would be full of drug users regardless of legality. Neighboring Spain, where they have no decriminalization of harder drugs (only for cannabis), there are drug-hoods where needles stick up from the ground. This has nothing to do with decriminalization, this happens in most places with high populations and rough, poor neighborhoods, run down shacks where junkies go to shoot up. There are even certain spots right here in Trondheim where you can see needles laying on the ground.
But, in general, they don't. They don't lay around in normal city parks shooting up here OR in Portugal.
Another thing is that you are making very absurd examples. Why would drug addicts shoot up drugs where kids are playing? They don't do that, and it makes no sense to make that kind of example. Drug addicts have no interest in hanging around with a bunch of kids ruining their precious high.
Norway is a stupid hellhole at weekend nights, we have the dark winters, and the resulting self-medicating alcohol culture, and we have sky-high alcohol taxes as a means of combating it. It has no real effect, except one: Production of illegal 96% moonshine, that - surprise - is available to minors, because it is uncontrolled and illegal.
Again, there aren't perfect solutions, but it's just one more example of illegal products outside of gvt control being way more harmful than legal products inside gvt control.
And that means what exactly?
What about that dude hanging around in the kids playground? Looks kinda pale and zombie-like, a junkie hopped up on heroin? Meth? Why are there so few kids around?
I see you're not even trying to pursue that "Swedes and Norwegians drink as much as Finns" - theory anymore. I guess even you know how absurd that is. Btw, a beer in a Norway bar/pub/etc. can cost as much as 9 - 10 euros, or even 12! 12 euros for a single beer? And you're saying I'm the nanny state guy? In Finland it's like 4 to 5 euros, even cheaper if it's happy hour. And it often is in places like that, although real happiness does not live in the bottle.
Lulz?! Seriously now? Grasping for straws much?What about that dude hanging around in the kids playground? Looks kinda pale and zombie-like, a junkie hopped up on heroin? Meth? Why are there so few kids around?
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