you completely missed the point that legalizing drugs would only grow the drug problem
No, I explicitly refuted that point: "we already have drug use because very few of those who are undeterred by the inherent harms of the drugs themselves are deterred by the possibility of arrest and conviction."
Thus, using alcohol abuse as an example of a legal drug, we can see that more addictive drugs would be as bad and worse if made legal (crack, heroin, etc).
We see nothing of the sort - the primary effect of legalizing the drug alcohol was to cease hyperinflating alcohol profits and channeling those profits into criminal hands.
"The lush traffic in alcohol beverages during the violent years of 1920 to 1933 had laid the base of organization for a number of criminal gangs. The termination of the ban on liquor deprived these gangs of their most lucrative source of money" - Special Committee to Investigate Organized Crime in Interstate Commerce
Legalization would only create more of the desperate type of people you mentioned,
To repeat the point you keep evading: we already have drug use because very few of those who are undeterred by the inherent harms of the drugs themselves are deterred by the possibility of arrest and conviction.
which would mean more dangerous criminals looking to break into your home
Opposite - since legalization would slash prices it would reduce the incentive to rob.
you want to create even more of those desperate drug user types.
See above.
still be selling whatever new drug they can make more powerful in their labs.
It's the War on Drugs that incentivizes the creation and use of new more powerful drugs - just as Prohibition boosted the popularity of hard liquor relative to beer.
No, I explicitly refuted that point: "we already have drug use because very few of those who are undeterred by the inherent harms of the drugs themselves are deterred by the possibility of arrest and conviction."That bit of idiocy says absolutely nothing about the spread of drug use if drugs become legal.
We see nothing of the sort - the primary effect of legalizing the drug alcohol was to cease hyperinflating alcohol profits and channeling those profits into criminal hands.I am talking about crime and you keep changing the subject that your drugs are too expensive. Could you possibly be more annoying? I don't think so - LoL!
Opposite - since legalization would slash prices it would reduce the incentive to rob.
See this link: The price of going soft on cannabis: Labour's experiment 'pushed up hard drug use and crime'