(both illegal of course), but youth are notorious poor self reporters, often seeing the romantic and cool status in reporting regular participation in risky behavior, be it sex, drugs, or Moshe Pit rock and roll. Show me the stats that says we are failing to make impacts on the use and abuse of illegal drugs...the most dangerous growth of abuse and addiction to drugs has come from the turn to prescription drugs specifically because the illegal drugs of choice are more difficult to find and obtain. If you were around in the 60s and 70s you would know opium based pain killers like darvocet and percocet, anxiety reducing and muscle relaxants like valium, and weight loss and stimulant drugs like amphetamines were widely prescribed and abuse and addiction a growing problem in our middle and upper class societies, Today, oxycontin and methadone, ridelien, and zanex are the replacement legal drugs to those old standbys that are causing so much problems, and they are legal, regulated, and fairly costly/ And to that you want to make all the illegal drugs legal, regulate them, and tax them to make them even more abundant and costly too? And for what end? For what end? we've presented you with a fairly dissected view of the underbelly of prohibition. we have supplied you with ample evidence to show that it is needlessly and shamelessly costing lives, destroying families, and has become a scourge on the soul of our society. During the past 40 years alone,