drug legalization, n.All

Drug legalization is a no-brainer. In a free society, it is none of the government's business what idea a man puts into his head; it should also be none of its business what drug he puts into his body.

Drug legalization is advisable. It is hypocrisy that while ingesting a prohibited drug is called 'drug abuse’ ingesting a prescribed drug is called 'chemotherapy.'

Drug legalization is advisable since prohibition makes certain behaviors more dangerous, as we would all readily agree that outlawing condoms would not stop people from engaging in illicit sexual acts.

Drug legalization is a screwy term. The state is in fact incapable of legalizing an act; it can only prohibit it by law, or leave it alone.

Drug legalization is a no-brainer. It is legal to burn the American flag in public, but it is illegal to smoke an American marijuana cigarette in private.

Drug legalization is advisable since making drugs illegal makes them more toxic, since those who operate in the shadows adulterate their product.

Drug legalization is sensible — The abuse of a thing is no argument against its use.

Drug legalization is a policy that would simultaneously reduce the amount of crime and raise the quality of law enforcement.