[davesdude]

"If legalized, no more problem with sharing needles!

What do these two have to do with each other? "

gees, just think about it!!! people won't have to share they needle!

"Standards? Implemented? Those sound like spending provisions to me. Legalizing dope is getting more and more expensive... "

please, again, think of the fact legalizing will give money back!

"And it's perfectly possible to OD on a "pure" product that is legal and regulated. Ever heard of alcohol poisoning?"

WTF?? are you being serious?? we all know that already!!! but what are the chances of OD with unpure product VS pure product?? come on man, give a bit of thought in what you say!!

[GLDNGUN]

WTF?? are you being serious?? we all know that already!!! but what are the chances of OD with unpure product VS pure product?? come on man, give a bit of thought in what you say!!

You must be a pro-WOD double-agent, trying to make us think that people's brains get fried on drugs and tap out nonsense like that on their computer.

It's working.

[Gordongekko909]

gees, just think about it!!! people won't have to share they needle!

Thinkin' about it, and I still don't see any connection between drugs getting legalized and needle-sharing suddenly stopping.

please, again, think of the fact legalizing will give money back!

I'm aware of that already. What concerns me is the possibility that legalizing could lead to an increase in expenses greater than whatever decrease we end up with.

WTF?? are you being serious?? we all know that already!!! but what are the chances of OD with unpure product VS pure product?? come on man, give a bit of thought in what you say!!

Well, since I'm obviously a raging idiot who knows nothing about drugs, and you are a never-ending font of drug knowledge, why don't you tell me what the difference in chance is? All I said was that ODs are still possible with pure product.