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If Drugs Were Legal...
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http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2908621023073531157&q=drugs&hl=en
Really interesting movie. It's about an hour long, but well worth it.
Just thought some of you guys would be ineterested in this, I sure was. It seems like a very realistic approach towards legalization.
Really interesting movie. It's about an hour long, but well worth it.
- It's very well thought out.
- Things that interested me were:
- Pharamacutical industries in the recreational drug market
- Pros and Cons of legalized drugs
- Standardized prices
- Profit margins are up to 2000-3000% on drugs today. It'd go down to maybe 200-300%
- Doctors and extensive drug use
- Findings of long term drug use
- Overdoses and media bashing. Even though people OD on paramecetol/acetaminophen
- Pharmacutical corruption/lack of care - good drug dealer of the future v. bad --> so caught up in profit they lose care for user
Just thought some of you guys would be ineterested in this, I sure was. It seems like a very realistic approach towards legalization.
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But half of it contains a very grim dramatisation which paints legalisation in a very negative light.
If we sold drugs the way we sell alcohol it would be a terrible idea, however if we sold drugs the way we currently sell some over the counter medicines it would be a massive step forward.
Well bassically this video gives arguments for the pros and cons of legalisation and intrestingly delves quite deep into how Pharmacutical may market existing drugs and how they might try and develop new drugs.
But there's an very unhelpful dramatisation set in the future where all drugs save cocaine and heroin are available over the counter and in clubs, which starts with three girls fucking up in a club on some newly developed drug. All in all it's a very grim story.
But then consumers going to a well run, well regulated 'druggist' where they bought chemicals of a known quality and are given good harm reduction information wouldn't have been very dramatic.
That be the one.