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Which drugs would you legalize?

Which drugs would you legalize?

  • Marijuana/Hashish

    Votes: 540 56.1%
  • Cocaine/Crack Cocaine

    Votes: 110 11.4%
  • Heroin

    Votes: 146 15.2%
  • Opium

    Votes: 201 20.9%
  • MDMA(Ecstasy)

    Votes: 366 38.0%
  • Gamma Hydroxy Butyrate(GHB)

    Votes: 118 12.3%
  • Ketamine

    Votes: 206 21.4%
  • Dimethyltryptamine(DMT)

    Votes: 243 25.2%
  • Psilocybin Mushrooms

    Votes: 371 38.5%
  • LSD

    Votes: 374 38.8%
  • Mescaline

    Votes: 277 28.8%
  • Phencyclidine(PCP)

    Votes: 88 9.1%
  • 2C-x Family

    Votes: 213 22.1%
  • 4-AcO Family

    Votes: 152 15.8%
  • 4-HO Family

    Votes: 151 15.7%
  • DOx Family

    Votes: 138 14.3%
  • I would legalize all drugs

    Votes: 449 46.6%

  • Total voters
    963
Damien8787 said:
Drugs are bad Mkay?

Drugs are not "bad". People can be bad, overusing any particular substance can be unhealthy, true, but we need to keep in mind that there is nothing inherently evil about euphoria. In fact, there is a lot of good reasoning behind the idea that euphoria is in fact a necessary part of a healthy life, and not everyone has within their cerebral soups the right mixtures of neurotransmitters in order to experience the appropriate amount of euphoria in their lives without medicating.

Declaring a war on drugs, even having a Schedule I classification is irresponsible. Those drugs should be available to those who they may benefit, and they should be regulated to prevent misuse, true, but the system as it is now is nothing more than a sham that the gangsters (and maybe even terrorists) reap the benefits from. You'd think that the prohibition years would have taught us something.
 
what are you talking about? Benzos are as illegal as zopiclone? Oh, UKer, right?

Still, I don't entirely believe in full legalization.

I believe in the whole "primum non nocere" thing, as, I hope, all doctors do. It's hard to justify complete legalization with this motto in your head.

I think you need to consider what does more harm- legalization or prohibition of each individual drug.

GHB, for instance, created lots of addicts when it was legal. It's still creating lots of addicts.

Valium and Xanax, though, create a lot fewer addicts, and can be used in the same ways.

I would support some sort of class-legalization, or the legalization of one or two drugs from each class, where that class is proven to induce addiction or other serious harm.

I'd support a DA releaser, DARI, GABAergic, Dissociative, opiate, oid, cannabinoid, etc

n-ethylamphetamine, ?, alprazolam and nitrazepam, ketamine, 3,6-dipropanoylmorphine (it's more potent, longer lasting and according to monkeys, more euphoric than heroin), ketobemidone, THC, etc.

With Cannabis, I'd much rather see a pure compound sold than the plant material. Coat some inert material with the oil, supply it for vaporization, THC-O-Acetate pills for ingestion.
 
Nope, zopiclone is not scheduled in the US yet, unless I missed something very recent. Zolpidem is schedule IV though. Obviously you'd need to import it, unless you had a script, but unscheduled is unscheduled, well I'm sure you're aware of the rest..

As for the pure cannabinoid, well I believe the clinical trials in the USA are going on right now for Sativex:

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I imagine it could be available right in time for our new universal health-care plan in a year or two. :)
 
Everything.

If I only had the option to legalize one substance it would probably be marijuana.
 
This poll has some problems.
* People who wouldnt legalize any drugs would be much less likely to vote at all
* Some people may choose only the last option

It can't really be used to see what proportion of people, or even Bluelighters, would want to legalize drug X. But it can definitely be used to compare the perceived danger of one drug from another among Bluelighters.
 
spiralza said:
Pot and psychedelics definitely should be legal, but anything that's potentially addictive should continue to be kept in check.
I totally agree with it, as i think these are most "harmless"
 
I voted "I would legalize all drugs"

I don't know if a total legalization would be the best solution, but it will definitely be better than a total ban as we see it today.
Basically I think a person should have the right to use any drug he or she wishes to. However, with a chance to sound like a hypocrite, I think that somehow there is a difference between drugs. I think it's questionable if drugs as cocaine and (meth)amphetamine, for instance, can be used in a "proper" way. I can see a reasonable use of heroin (and other pain relievers), cannabis, most psychedelics and other drugs which can be used as tools. But when it comes to drugs which are pure fun and addictive, I find it a bit hard to see what good they do to society.

Of course this can be disputed, but IMO that's some of the difficult questions when it comes to legalization of drugs.
 
Not cyanide ... nothing that can only be used to kill people etc. Apart from drugs like that, I'd legalise everything for adults, and a lot of drugs for adolescents under 18. And it would only be illegal for the adults giving kids certain drugs, EG. if a 10 year-old was to smoke weed this should get the supplier into trouble not the 10 year-old.
 
^That doesn't seem fair. You'd only legalize the things which you enjoy?
 
every single substance should be 100 percent legal.
the government has no right to decide what somebody whats to put in their own body, then again i'm an anarcho commie bastard.
 
euphoricnod said:
^That doesn't seem fair. You'd only legalize the things which you enjoy?

Well, they're all also relatively safe, enjoyable and a (fairly) low potential for addiction ;)
 
All of them. Let people decide what to do with their own bodies. Just think of all the room we would have in jails and prisons for real criminals like child molesters and murderers and rapists. They could just stay in there and rot like they deserve. I highly doubt many more people would just start doing drugs because they are legal. Not many people say the main reason that they don't do drugs is because they are illegal. I doubt my mom would start smoking crack or shooting heroin just because its legal. Well.... maybe not.... ;)
 
i am all total legalization. as long as there is an increase in drug education, not propaghanda.

pursuit of happiness, right?
 
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