All drugs should be legalized.

Hello again!Let’s get to it.You said:1)“Your moral side, of course you have a right to ruin your body as you please, but not only do drugs ruins your body, but doing certain drugs, for example "spice" can hurt those around you, which could result in murder, assault, harassment, all sorts of bad things, which this country does not stand for, and each of which is against a law.”You’ve probably seen the movie Minority Report, right? Do you remember what the “precogs” were? That’s right, they predicted crimes before they happen. To be considered a criminal, someone has to COMMIT a crime.“According to the United States Department of Justice: Blacks accounted for 52.5% of homicides, […] from 1980 to 2008.”[1]So next time you see a black person, call the police, they’re very likely to murder someone. Let’s just save us time and arrest them already, right? Why not? See how absurd your argument sound?2)“First I would like to point out that tobacco, is an extremely weak substance compared to illegal drugs, and tobacco is addictive, and has a limited amount of side effects”You didn’t specify which illegal drug, so that’s like a blank statement. Marijuana for example, does much less harm to one’s health than tobacco[2][3].Did you know that more deaths are caused each year by tobacco use than by HIV, illegal drug use, alcohol use, motor vehicle injuries, suicides, and murders combined? Or that if nobody smoked, one of every three cancer deaths in the United States would not happen? Or that smoking causes an estimated 90% of all lung cancer deaths in men and 80% of all lung cancer deaths in women? [4]That’s how weak tobacco is.3)“where a hit of weed, is more likely to render you incapable of driving a care” Just another sort of “appeal to probability” fallacy.4)“which brings us to alcohol, the affects of alcohol and some substances are the same, but if someone popped some spice , and killed everybody in a massive rage, I would pick rather pick alcohol, which is monitored at a social gathering.”Here you just exposed some personal opinions and made a relation between the drug “spice” and the crime of murder. And I’d just like to add that causes of murder are related to many factors, such as poverty, unemployment, lack of education, income inequality, psychological traits, etc. Murder is related to those factors just as much as they are to drugs. Whether legal or illegal.5)"economic issue: Ill keep this one short and simple, if the drug is banned, don't make it, which means it wouldn't be sold, which in turn solves your economic prices."What do you mean? Do you want to go over to the head of a drug cartel and say: “Hey, this substance you’re producing is not legal anymore, could you stop producing it, please?” Are you serious?As long as there is a demand for something, there will always be someone trying to meet that demand. If you make it illegal, it’ll only create more violence and bloodshed, but the market won’t stop.6)"As your argument stating that more people have been caught with a substance then those who committed violent crimes, I don't see that as a argument, it just seems like you ran out of ideas and popped that up as a quick last resort." How do you not see that as an argument? If you have a problem with text interpretation, I’ll spell it out for you.I said: “Legalizing would certainly leave more space in prisons to real and more serious crimes, as well as having more police force available. As seen here the percentage of drug arrests”Then I showed the graphs to corroborate my previous statement. How’s that not an argument? Please explain.7)"So as to my arguments. I argue, that all illegal drugs, should stay illegal. First is that all substances a potentially harmful to you and those around you, but certain drugs, that make you feel "good" can get others killed around in you in extremely scary ways, and, I'm throwing my opinion out there now, find friends and family a better solution for a release then drugs." This is not an ad hominem attack, but your arguments against the legalization were all pretty predictable and lousy. Not to mention you didn’t even reply to the topic “Prohibition not only doesn’t work, but makes it worse”. But anyway, this was fun.Good luck!References:[1] http://en.wikipedia.org...[2] http://www.drugfree.org...[3] http://scienceblogs.com...[4] http://www.cdc.gov...