Am I the only person who thinks if the system instead focused on making people do things responsibly and not doing stupid things/ODing, then drug use might actually go down because it was legal now and if not that, then the rate of people who made mistakes while on a drug that were extremely bad be reduced? In other words, instead of telling teens they can't drink, tell them if they do drink, make sure to know your limit, make sure you have a ride, don't drive, and sleep face down.

I think it's idiotic how in Health they don't mention any of that because it would be encouraging it.

They are encouraging harm by not educating people on doing drugs responsibly. They know their policies don't work. Why not just teach people how to do it the safest way possible?

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I'm not wasted potential, you're just not worth my time.
The impossibility of perfection will tear me apart.
There's only so much you can do.
The Broken.

People will always be pushing boundaries. It would most definitely be better if the limits were broadened a tiny, tiny bit, to leave room for safe experimentation.

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Must I prove to you how good we are together?

I don't support drug use in any way, but it would be safer if it was legal and regulated by companies instead of backdoor dealers.

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I will never fall, as far as I have come.
[I'm one of S K A's hoes! ;D]

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If it was legalized, a main point to make should be regulation/recreational use only.
I think only weed should be legalized.

I don't support drug use in any way, but it would be safer if it was legal and regulated by companies instead of backdoor dealers.

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