[Roscoe]

Making property into 'contraband' without due process of law, [14th amendment] is unconstitutional.

Your ignorance of what constitutes "due process" notwithstanding, our laws against illicit drugs aren't "unconstitutional"

[tpaine]

Fiat declarations that property is 'illicit' have no constitutional basis, as is evident by the attempted 'prohibition' amendment. The very concept that government can 'out-law' some types of property for the 'good of society' flys against the principles of our free republic.

You advocate a socialist agenda. Be ashamed.

[SJC_Libertarian]

our laws against illicit drugs aren't "unconstitutional"

To restate the point, if current prohibitions are constitutional, why did our great-grandfathers think it necessary to enact a Constitutional amendment in order to prohibit the possession, sale, and use of alcohol?