Quote (Lifebane99 @ May 16 2013 12:56am)
For one you build a tolerance to any of them that requires you to take more dangerous doses over time to feel the same high, which often leads to death.
as is the case with alcohol, especially if one has a genetic tendency to become an alcoholic
Quote (Lifebane99 @ May 16 2013 12:56am)
For two withdrawals are so bad that you would steal from your own family just to get another hit.
as is the case with alcohol, benzodiazepines and whatever else might fiddle with GABAA
in fact alcohol withdrawal would be potentially lethal even if the psychosis that often accompanies it did not exist
Quote (Lifebane99 @ May 16 2013 12:56am)
For three the effects of all three are very different and legalization making them all easier to get would make it easier to get all three at once, which would certainly lead to more deaths.
i do not know about that
Quote (Lifebane99 @ May 16 2013 12:56am)
For four we would see an increase of use with legalization, just like idiots who take up smoking now knowing the risks, just to look cool.
how about the positive effects seen in Portugal that came with the elimination of criminal penalties for drug offenses?