You are in great danger! – Now give us your money to protect you……
Our government is extorting us using Fear.
It's blatant Terrorism – and most western Governments are doing it to their own people.
Billions is being spend of OUR tax money globally; WASTED on terrorism prevention, drug enforcement, security/enforcement related policies (let alone the reduction of personal liberties and culutral freedom
The greatest irony of this situation is that illegal drug money fuels Terrorism/Crime.
Imagine If…
We Cut 80% of terrorism/security spending, use the money saved to feed, cloth and shelter the poor of the world and build some global goodwill with our resources
Legalise and govenment manage all currently illegal drugs (license them like alcohol and tobacco).
Lets use the Billions of dollars generated from this and taken from terrorism/crime and use this money to pay for health,education, support, rehabilitation and care for the people of the world.
What do you think?
On a side note, We need to cut this nonsense Anti-Drug and Anti-Terrorism Media/Advertising spending. Our Government is spending HUNDREDS OF MILLION dollars of OUR TAX MONEY Terrorising us and telling lies to our kids. The Noise outweighs the Signal.
Regardless of your moral position: The risks from drugs/terrorism are statistically so small they are insignificant. There is more chance of being eaten by a bus or crashing your car on holidays (or making millions in a late dot com startup)
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Apparantly The Age agrees
We need a scientific, statistical approach to drugs
I’m not saying that drug taking is right or wrong, I’m saying that recreational drugs are a part of life that has been with us for centuries and is here to stay. The situation is unavoidable, although it can be regulated. But we can do more about damage control. My mates in their early 20s tell me that “only bogans drink” and they prefer to take recreational drugs on a Saturday night. They mention drink-driving laws, the violence associated with drunks and calorie intake. They are not concerned about the long-term effects of drug use. Twenty-two, bullet-proof and “it won’t happen to me”. But the young folk do respond to balanced information and the experiences of their peers, both negative and positive.
Young people experiment with drugs. My kids will take drugs. What am I going to tell them? I don’t know yet. But truth will be a large part of it. There’ll be a policy that we will pick them up or pay for a cab from wherever, whenever if they are not fit to drive or if things get out of hand. No questions asked.