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[Ted Jackson jr. s2h2]

> From:          Chris Warburton <desdinova at EARTHLING.NET>
> >>
> >Keeping drugs away from children is a great thing.
> >Lying to them about drugs, is not.
> >RJ
>
> Amen to that: while I'm by no means a walking pharmacopoeia, I know enough
> to recognize the many downright lies told by these "moral crusaders".  I
> could rightly be accused of having been irresponsible on occasion, but I am
> still perfectly capable of carrying out my work in (sometimes) very high
> pressure environments where system downtime can be costed in 7 figures.  I
> fear the ignorance and misinformation that I feel endangers my children as
> much as it "protects" them - and hope they have the sense to ask me
> meaningful questions when the time comes.
>
To me, it is pointless to have the current prohibition against drugs
when the most abused drug, alcohol, is legal everywhere.  There is
absolutely no difference between drugs and alcohol, except that
alcohol is generally more harmful than most drugs, esp. weed...
The governent should wake up and realize that people like to use
drugs for whatever reason, and that these people are also citizens
and taxpayers.  I think it should be obvious when you have
conservative republicans [cf New Mexico's governor] advocating
legalization that the mood is changing.

 théo