Why dont we legalize marijuana, cocaine, and prostitution, it could fund Universal health Care?

Question

Other countries have done it and it has brought in millions of dollars in extra taxes and has actually lowered the crime rates, Maijuana has less side effects and is actually healthier than alcohol, Nicotine and alcohol are more addictive than cocaine, and if a woman wants to sell some booty for money make it a legal job, test them and tax them You might could end the welfare promblem than wake up americans we can cut our hard working tax dollars and still get free education and healthcare by making these things legal and taxing them

Answer 1

It doesn't matter how you fund it. All Universal Health care will do is create a greater dependence on the government. we should be free from the government not beholden to them for taking care of our needs.

Answer 2

I am not a drug user, but I think legalizing marijuana and cocaine would be a good idea. Gang violence and crime is strongly linked with control of the drug trade. We could cut down the prison population by releasing minor drug offenders. If we could grow it and sell it here legally, would wouldn't be supporting terrorism by buying drugs from them. Drugs would become LESS available as government controls would come into play.

As for prostitution, in the age of AIDS, I think having it legal, controlled and inspected is a good thing.

Tax it like alcohol and cigarettes, use the funds for health care and anti-drug programs.

But also, triple the penalty for people who provide illegal substances to minors. We've had a lot of high-school students killed driving home drunk after parties where the parents bought the booze.

Answer 3

I agree with what you have written except for the part about cocaine. Cocaine is more addictive than alcohol for most individuals and is a very harmful drug. I would greatly reduce the penalty for distributing cocaine and end the drug wars but I do not think cocaine should be legally sold as it is just too dangerous. Other than that, what you have written is sensible.

Answer 4

Marijuana has been shown to assist advance urge for food in maximum cancers sufferers, a superb ingredient. It additionally facilitates glaucoma, yet another good ingredient. It has medicinal use and could be legally prescribed. there is the area benefit that if it grew to become into decriminalized that money saved on incarcerating human beings ought to be segued into the wellbeing care gadget.

Answer 5

I totally think weed should be legal considering that it doesn't have as nearly as much dependency as nicotine or alcohol which is already legal. as far as cocaine hell no people will sell you the shirt off their back for that are you crazy ,and on selling *** do what you do make that money you will need it for doctor bills after you get A.IDS .

Answer 6

PROHIBITIONIST still think that prohibition works...

DUH!!!

Plus...this country is run by people who do not understand that people are going to do what they want...regardless as to the legality of it.

The war on drugs is a miserable failure...it hasn't work since it's inception.

Alcohol is legal....can a kid walk to the corner in a city and get a 6 pack of the local dealer? NO....and why is that?

Answer 7

Other countries like?

Silly troll, you said free. Nothing in life is free. Peoples brains rot from coke, the psycologial damage in some british studies of pot is enough to not need our kids on that too. But if you need to pay for sex then you are probably not worried about brain damage, or kids.

Answer 8

Because a vast majority of that health care money would end up treating a few hundred thousand drug addicts under your wonderful plan

Answer 9

Marijuana and prostitution should be enough to cover it. Leave out the white powders they're just plain bad.

Answer 10

These things don't even need to be taxed...

We would save a fortune merely by not having to fund lawenforcement, judicial and incarceration aspects of these issues..