All Drugs should be Legalized.

I'd like to start the debate by pointing out that the entire argument posed by my opponent is copied from his other debates on the subject. He also specifically stated that round 2 is not intended for rebuttals and yet around midway trough his speech he started rebutting the arguments made by one of his former opponents(1). I'd like my opponent to proof-read his arguments that he copies to save time to make sure that he does not on accident break his own rules when debating and make rather strange cases (for example rebutting a link I didn't provide before I state my case is rather absurd). With that out of the way; Let's start my opening case. I am going to warn readers that this debate contains graphic images that may not be suitable for children or those that are sensitive. If you are not comfortable with graphical, disturbing or disgusting images do not click the links in the arguments below. Ladies and gentlemen; people of DDO, welcome to our debate. The drug of the mind truly must be debating, where people come together and form a special bond, discussing intelligent ideas with intelligent arguments and reach an intelligent conclusion. However, the drug of the mind isn't the only drug that is out there, for each day millions upon millions die of drug abuse. Millions are rendered homeless, addicted to a substance that they could just as well pay with their arm for they have nothing else to pay it with. The common street drug is way to common, and in fact it is so common that it is a serious problem. But what is the solution to that problem? Well, legalization of drugs most certainly ain’t it, and I'll tell you exactly why my opponent cannot defend the resolution at hand. Let's look at the resolution word for word: All Drugs should be Legalized. In order to successfully defend the resolution pro must not only talk in favour of certain, common drugs such as cocaine or marijuana: He must talk about and for every single drug that is in existence no matter how popular or unpopular it is. If it exists and is illegal it must be included and will have to be on store shelf by the end of this debate. So I'll pose the first condition of the debate: All drugs should be legalized: therefore if pro cannot defend even a single drug then he has lost the debate. This is rather logical: as long as that drug is illegal not all drugs should be legal and therefore the resolution is negated. With that in mind, let's start on the popular arguments and get them out of the way: “extinguishing fire with napalm[2]”Already provided in the round 1 definition that my opponent made no objection to, drugs are often harmful to humans. But exposing drugs to children and teens is a horrible thing to do. If drugs are legal it won't become harder to get them, it won't be easier to monitor them, it will just provide easy access. Just like alcohol and tobacco can readily be bought by older teens and handed to the young ones . Don't tell me that you have a harder time getting your hands on alcohol than drugs: unless you already have a dealer than getting your fix is going to be a bit harder to come by, especially the first time. Children properly taken care of won't seek out a drug dealer. Think of the children, they need a firm figure and with Mom and Dad legally high on crack cocaine they are not getting the attention they need. Alcohol abuse is already a serious issue that is tearing millions upon millions of families apart every single year; why would you impose another legal way to put out pressure, tear more families apart and rip more lives to shred than already exist? Is the world not dim enough already? it hurts othersIf drug abuse would only hurt yourself It would be your own responsibility: But sadly this isn't the case as drug abuse is hurting everyone around the user if it goes to extremes. Sometimes it won't even have to go to extremes, it just has to be the right drug. I'm looking at you bath salts. Bath salts combine the effects of drugs like Meth and Cocaine[3]. One of the two blocks dopamine receptors, the other forces the brain to squirt out massive amounts of dopamine. With your brain floating in dopamine getting constantly stimulated you get happy, so, so incredibly happy. But you also get paranoid, have mild hallucinations and get anxious. Your brain grows tired and with the constant stimuli you won't really get much sleep. And this is the part where you get dangerous. You have no control over your emotions, your body nor your actions. In a worst case scenario you're not going to pass out and wake up safe in your bed with the weed smoke hanging over you: You're going to hurt someone. A drug that makes you climb poles, attack people, kill a goat and eat someone's face in a blinding case of the biggest munches you've ever had[4] you're going to impose a serious threat to someone. You will become dangerous, and you will get arrested or killed. Is this a future you want? Is this a drug you want to be sold over the counter in the closest pharmaceutical store? Be careful as you answer that, because if you want it to be sold then may god help you and whoever buys it. If however you say no you've negated your own resolution, because ALL drugs must be legal, including this one. It hurts you...badlyNote, if you haven't already seen them, this is the bad image part, hidden in links.All right, so, you're high with your friends. That's cool I guess. One of you opens a pack of legal cocaine and you snort a bit, it's cool, we're all buds here. But what happens if someone of you got curious and bought the legal Krokodil? It's faster than cocaine someone said, and there isn't any nausea. It was on a discount too! So, you all take a hit and have a good time. Few weeks and a few hits later, you wake up and look down in the shower: This is what you see:http://s1.ibtimes.com... That's not all, you call your friend and he lost half a hand.http://www.krokodildrug.com... and finally the one that bought the drug is one foot fewer:http://media.heavy.com... I'm sorry to have bombarded you with these disgusting images, but they state much more than a thousand words. If you want all drugs to be legal, this one has to be there on the store shelves as well, and we both know that this monstrosity will never become legal and thus the resolution is negated and Con wins. However, this isn't bound to some Russian street drug: All drugs have the potential to harm you; All drugs may be a gateway to a harder drug. It isn't certain, but it is a chance, and that's a chance to much. And thus we have the second condition that the resolution brings: If my opponent cannot find a way to make dangerous drugs legal he has lost the debate. It is completely irreverent if they will be bought or not: If those drugs are legal there is a chance someone will buy them and if someone is to buy them they impose a danger to themselves and others. This is much harder than beer and weed on a Saturday night, this is a dark world. This is a world where illegal and hidden might just be better than legal and always existing to template those that pass. Ladies and gentlemen, we know that the world is filled to the brim with idiots: and we know that idiots can and will hurt each other and will do things that rational thinking people wouldn't dream of; But why make it easy for them? Why should we make a pass on cocaine, Meth, bath salts and krokodil? We can't in good conscious allow it, for we cannot willingly impose danger upon millions and millions of lives to gullible to know better. We cannot create the temptation that might one day claim your children. We can not allow all drugs to be legal, because for each single 'Good' drug that we may find there will be a hundred that can kill you in the blink of the hit, the heat of the moment.For each one that survives and knows what he does, there will be hundred that don't: and I'm not going to support the murder of hundred., I support the one that knew better. 1)http://www.debate.org...2)http://www.policechiefmagazine.org...3)http://www.youtube.com...4)http://abcnews.go.com...