[SoldierDad]

Cowardly? Since I posted my comment on the thread, and didn't make it as a private reply, how exactly would you characterize that as cowardly? You read the comment. I knew you would read the comment. I'm quite frankly not impressed by you or in fear of your opinion of me. Ad hominen? I don't think so. Your position is unsubstantiated with respect to legalization being a conservative value - it is not, I state yet again. The ONLY reason for wanting legalization of dangerous recreational drugs is so that they can be used. Since you have so ardently taken the position you have, I can only assume you are drug addled. Cowardly? Not even in the slightest.

On another note, since you earlier brought it up, the issue of a "token" war on drugs being nonsense in your view - I give you Korea, Vietnam, and now the War on Terror. All three were and have been token wars. Now, do me a favor, and go choke on your meth pipe.

[JustSayNoToNannies]

It’s clear that this “person” is drug-addled.

Your cowardly ad hominem sums up your position and your character.

Cowardly? Since I posted my comment on the thread, and didn't make it as a private reply, how exactly would you characterize that as cowardly? You read the comment. I knew you would read the comment.

And yet you didn't post it to me.

I'm quite frankly not impressed by you or in fear of your opinion of me.

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Ad hominen? I don't think so. Your position is unsubstantiated with respect to legalization being a conservative value - it is not, I state yet again. The ONLY reason for wanting legalization of dangerous recreational drugs is so that they can be used.

Obviously wrong - here are several reasons I posted in this thread:

• "I want an end to the costly and futile War On Drugs whose only accomplishments are increasing addicts' motivation to commit theft and channeling inflated profits into criminal hands." post #183
• "if the people decide to get involved in anything other than violations of rights, they've gone farther than they have a right to do." post #198
• "Tens of billions of taxpayer dollars every year" post #194
• "Drug criminalization, like Prohibition before it, is "progressive" social engineering that has succeeded only in enriching criminals." post #47

Since you have so ardently taken the position you have, I can only assume you are drug addled. Cowardly? Not even in the slightest.

On another note, since you earlier brought it up, the issue of a "token" war on drugs being nonsense in your view - I give you Korea, Vietnam, and now the War on Terror. All three were and have been token wars.

I ask for the third time: How much more than the current tens of billions of taxpayer dollars every year would you like to spend on a real War On Drugs?

Now, do me a favor, and go choke on your meth pipe.