Is it time all illegal drugs are legalised?

In the world where drugs are legalized I meant.

Not really. Ain't coke bad for ya or something? Did some of you skipped health class? How would that be regulated safely? At least there would be less drug dealers. Why would I buy meth from Mike down the street when I can buy a big stack of it legally and overdose cheapier? Now that is a good idea. Make it easier for others to go their "needs", and then take money from other people to fix them up. Free easy assess to drugs for everybody.

I don't believe anyone should be serving hardcore time for possessing drugs but didn't anyone thought maybe, just maybe, not legalizing all drugs was a good thing? I don't care of someone wants to overdose or be crack addict in their comfort of their home but making easier for people to buy it from the drug store? People would be eager to try it, and pick up a "habit". Then there would be a real war on drugs where people string on it in are broad daylight and getting it from stores like candy.

Just cuz it would be legal =/= good. Cigarettes are no good for you, and too much alcohol is bad.

Honestly, there are some flaws in your logic. I think there's a danger in making all drugs readily available but there's a danger in them being illegal too. If they're illegal they're totally unregulated and cut with all kinds of other more dangerous substances. I believe there's a concept where people can go to centres where dangerous IV drugs are administered by professionals which definitely has merit. How you go about making them available without flooding society with them or not giving incentives for them to be made in less than professional settings, I'm not too sure. There definitely needs to be research, drug education and warnings. There's no doubt there.

Also, I wouldn't pay too much attention to health classes. Tons of misinformation there. Granted cocaine is probably one of the few that the truth is well known of.

Actually, chances are that most of the people who take drugs are far more successful than you'll ever be.

my personal opinion is to legalise natural drugs so most opiates, weed, cocaine

Isn't it easy to get hooked on potential lethal drugs like coke? I never tried so I have no first hand experience on that.

Also why would professionals allow people to get dangerous drugs anyway? Just the sound of dangerous in a sentence is alarming.

Those who take drugs are largely violent anti-social losers that don't have jobs, leech off the state, and commit crime. I find it ironic that someone with a post history largely comprised of talk about football clubs is lecturing me on success.

Source?

Or is that just your own stereotype of drug users?

Undeniably a bunch of sociopaths.

Quite simply... yes.

One example video I like to refer to:

[video="youtube;W8yYJ_oV6xk"]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8yYJ_oV6xk[/video]

Tbf, LSD is probably a very good tool for creative thinking. Given you can see what you're thinking.

Those who take drugs are largely violent anti-social losers that don't have jobs, leech off the state, and commit crime. I find it ironic that someone with a post history largely comprised of talk about football clubs is lecturing me on success.

I'm not sure what you mean by you can see what you're thinking, but I do agree it's great for mapping out deeply embedded ideas/thoughts, for the creative process or for self improvement.

As in a lot of thoughts happen subconsciously. And because of increased cross-talk between different areas of the brain, you can get visual hallucinations that are basically your subconscious thoughts.

You can't really will hallucinations into existence on LSD. They're more like visual distortions - fractal patterns, breathing surfaces, visual tracers, bright colours, objects appearing to stretch and warp and take on different textures, synesthesia, loss of depth perception, kaleidoscopic closed-eye visuals and so on. It's not like your thoughts are projected onto reality.

It could mean that my children in the future have easy access to things which could kill them, for one thing. If it was legal, people could do them before working or during work and give customers risky services, another thing. There are quite a few ways.

The pro-legalisation argument isn't weak but it is too full of this: "how does it affect you?" *******s.

Those who take drugs are largely violent anti-social losers that don't have jobs, leech off the state, and commit crime. I find it ironic that someone with a post history largely comprised of talk about football clubs is lecturing me on success.

Not nearly as easily as tobacco a little easier than alcohol.

A bit like extreme sports?