[FreeTally]

This:

And I am continously amazed at the self described conservative that would spend time arguing for the legalization of something that would further cause the downfall of this nation.

Does not agree with this:

I agree that drug laws are perhaps not the best path to take.

Your pathetic attempt to justify the harassment, inprisonment and murder of peaceful people can't even make it past two sentences before you contradict yourself. Your haste to warn us all of the great "drug boogyman" help blinds you to the reality that your WOD has marked the path for the taking of all our liberties. You are so blinded, but not completely absent from reality since you did state that "drug laws may not be the way to go". But your stubbornness outweighs comon sense in insisting on "stopping" "drugs", although you still seem to think drug laws are not the answer. You are confused, to say the least.

The rest of your knee-jerk reactionism was just as lame.

[billbears]

No, not a lame knee jerk response at all. The statements while not in total agreement are not mutually exclusive. The reason for this is that most that argue for the legalization of drugs in today's society see some utopia of being able to use drugs at certain or selected venues or either anywhere they well please. My view of drug laws is that they shouldn't have been needed in the first place. However because of the general attitude of the human race to continually push the laws of decency and morality, the laws were instituted.