History shows that it doesn't.
Alcohol prohibition in America in the 1920's led to gang warfare and drove drinking underground. The cost of illegal liqour became sky high, leading to the production of "bath tub" gin (methyl alcohol rather than ethyl) which could blind you or send you mad . Desperate people (alcoholics) actually started mugging others for the price of a drink.
Speak Easy's became popular and officials became corrupt (taking bribes etc).
The prohibition of drugs is following the same pattern.
The irony is, that the efforts to prohibit smoking and drinking through the back door, are targetting products that are legally sold.
People should be allowed to kill themselves in any way they wish.
What hypocrisy.
2006-09-18
23:22:10
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Cubalishu...Alcohol and tobacco are not illegal.
What next, no cars, no factories, no emissions of any kind?
No salt, no sugar.....where does it stop?
2006-09-18
23:35:51 ·
update #1