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<blockquote data-quote="Doublestandards" data-source="post: 6055515" data-attributes="member: 110123">Atleast you’re man enough to answer. I disagree though, the government has no role in banning alcohol and tobacco for adults 1. If it was legalized in the states there wouldn’t be a need for it to be smuggled in across the border 2. A large percentage of fentanyl deaths are from people unknowingly taking it, as the criminal producers of it have no safety regulations. And the ones who do know they’re taking it can’t be sure how accurate the dosing is because of the same reasons. 3. instead of spending a trillion of our tax money trying to stop it, which we can’t do, we can’t even keep drugs out of prisons let alone the streets, we could tax it and use that money for treatment centers and education. So not only would you be receiving an enormous amount of extra money through taxes, you are also cutting off so far a trillion dollars of tax from our spending</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Doublestandards, post: 6055515, member: 110123"] Atleast you’re man enough to answer. I disagree though, the government has no role in banning alcohol and tobacco for adults 1. If it was legalized in the states there wouldn’t be a need for it to be smuggled in across the border 2. A large percentage of fentanyl deaths are from people unknowingly taking it, as the criminal producers of it have no safety regulations. And the ones who do know they’re taking it can’t be sure how accurate the dosing is because of the same reasons. 3. instead of spending a trillion of our tax money trying to stop it, which we can’t do, we can’t even keep drugs out of prisons let alone the streets, we could tax it and use that money for treatment centers and education. So not only would you be receiving an enormous amount of extra money through taxes, you are also cutting off so far a trillion dollars of tax from our spending [/QUOTE]

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