Extremely pro marijuana legalization here, it's the only one I've ever tried. Recreationally and medically. There's still so much to learn about the kinds of benefits it can have on people's lives and I hope I can see the day that people are able to take those kinds of steps in researching it.
Other drugs? I've never tried them but I've known plenty of family and friend's who have dove into those depths. I've always wanted to try LSD and shrooms but I'm not in any rush on getting my hands on them. I would never ever touch cocaine, meth, or heroine. I've seen and heard about how bad it can turn your life around.
With total legalization, I personally just feel there is a fine line on what should and shouldn't be made publicly available for anyone to just go and use. Like most are saying with low-risk drugs lets go ahead and put those on the market, give it a little tax! For the more hard stuff I just don't see any good in allowing it to just be readily available. I can see there being benefits to it being available medically, especially at a center for people to go get a monitored dosage to help cope with their addiction and hopefully help those finally get away from it just like we do for those with alcohol addictions and nicotine addictions (I feel like I've read somewhere that a country is doing this already and it's working out). If it doesn't help them get away? Then at least they have somewhere safe to be where they can get support and clean equipment to help limit disease spread from unclean needles. Let alone it would help keep more places clean and less worry about getting stuck by a needle you may come across in a park or randomly on the street somewhere.
Other drugs? I've never tried them but I've known plenty of family and friend's who have dove into those depths. I've always wanted to try LSD and shrooms but I'm not in any rush on getting my hands on them. I would never ever touch cocaine, meth, or heroine. I've seen and heard about how bad it can turn your life around.
With total legalization, I personally just feel there is a fine line on what should and shouldn't be made publicly available for anyone to just go and use. Like most are saying with low-risk drugs lets go ahead and put those on the market, give it a little tax! For the more hard stuff I just don't see any good in allowing it to just be readily available. I can see there being benefits to it being available medically, especially at a center for people to go get a monitored dosage to help cope with their addiction and hopefully help those finally get away from it just like we do for those with alcohol addictions and nicotine addictions (I feel like I've read somewhere that a country is doing this already and it's working out). If it doesn't help them get away? Then at least they have somewhere safe to be where they can get support and clean equipment to help limit disease spread from unclean needles. Let alone it would help keep more places clean and less worry about getting stuck by a needle you may come across in a park or randomly on the street somewhere.
Kisses for my bitches xoxo 
