

Imma say it.
Drugs should be legalised. All of them.
People should be free to do as they want with their bodies so long as the substances are regulated. By legalising drugs, you accomplish endless positives:
- You ensure the product people buy is pure and not laced with unwanted substances (especially regarding heroin which is often laced with fentanyl)
- You take away demand from the black market, and thus also deal a blow to organised crime
- People that are curious in trying these drugs have the chance to do so with relative safety
- The government can regulate limits on how much can be sold at a time and the maximum quantities of packages/doses
- Additional cash flow in the economy much like we saw from legalising cannabis
- More direct assistance to those addicted to drugs by leading them to resources to kick their habits. A regulated market ensures those already under the influence can’t purchase until they’re sober, unlike the unregulated black market where addiction is seen as a positive due to repeat customers.
- Added freedom of bodily autonomy. If I want to try cocaine or heroin once assuming a relatively safe environment to do so, that should be my right.
- You can prevent the spread of bloodborne diseases by giving clean needles with the product for injected substances.
This is all a net positive. Where people see legalisation as the seeds of drug anarchy, it’d actually be the opposite, regulating the problem and thus decreasing the harms to the public caused by an unregulated market that faces a cruel cycle of addiction and incarceration.
Just like how China freed the Uyghurs, right?
God you’re a clown, anybody with rational thought can see plain as day that what you’re saying here is a clear and blatant lie.