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ShortStuff · 10-09-2003, 20:25

The fact that drugs are illegal do make them more dangerous - as no one is controlling how much of the actual drug is in it & how much is just filler (which can often be more risky than the drug itself).  Of course, if drugs were legalised - the government could get more tax money from us (lets face it - they be gutted if everyone stopped smoking/drinking).

And just because something is legal doesn't mean it's good for you.  Some company's put additives in burgers to make you feel more hungry & buy more food - which is why we are following America in becoming an obese country.  Which will end up costing the health service more money than Pot Smokers.

10-09-2003, 20:25	#79
ShortStuff Accrington Web Mascot Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Mostly in a bubble Posts: 603 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 755	Re: Waccy Baccy in Accy The fact that drugs are illegal do make them more dangerous - as no one is controlling how much of the actual drug is in it & how much is just filler (which can often be more risky than the drug itself).  Of course, if drugs were legalised - the government could get more tax money from us (lets face it - they be gutted if everyone stopped smoking/drinking). And just because something is legal doesn't mean it's good for you.  Some company's put additives in burgers to make you feel more hungry & buy more food - which is why we are following America in becoming an obese country.  Which will end up costing the health service more money than Pot Smokers.