[MEGoody]

"The WOD is a dumb a prohibition."

So you think nothing should be prohibited?

NOTHING?

If you say "No, I don't mean there aren't things that should be prohibited," then you must provide a convincing argument why changing the current drug laws would be a good thing.

If you say "Yes, nothing should be prohibited," then please give me your address. I need some things, and I thought I could save some money by simply taking them from your home.

[TheOtherOne]

Umm, those are not the rules of logic or dabate. I will stand by my statement. The WOD is a stupid prohibition.

And to go one step further, there is very little business the government has in regulating what its citizens may legally put in their bodies.

[MrLeRoy]

If you say "No, I don't mean there aren't things that should be prohibited," then you must provide a convincing argument why changing the current drug laws would be a good thing.

If you say "Yes, nothing should be prohibited," then please give me your address. I need some things, and I thought I could save some money by simply taking them from your home.

False dichotomy. Nothing that violates nobody's rights should be prohibited.