>>38
Its a good thing you brought up alcohol, because it points out a classic example of the utter failures of drug prohibtion. Like alcohol, pot is a drug. Prohibition of alcohol lead to increased crime rates, massive expenditures, and attacks on our civil liberties, just like today's drug war. Years later, we got sensible and legalized alcohol. Hopefully soon, people will come to their senses and legalize pot so we can stop wasting our time, money, and civil liberties.
>>39
That's already been tried, and it failed miserably, kinda like today's prohibition of marijuana is failing miserably. More and more people are using it, and even younger people are because we can't keep it out of our schools due to the black market and its unscrupulous dealers. If we legalized it, it would destroy this black market so we can keep it out of our schools, while allowing those who are legal, responsible adults who want to use it to use it.