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ORGod did it?
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Meceda · Guest

First paragraph: discredited argument (gateway theory, not your father's woodstock weed). Third paragraph: may be an instance of confusing causation and correlation. More people enter treatment for cannabis because the justice system is increasingly focused on *forcing* them to do so.Fourth paragraph: rehashing the discredited argument (gateway theory again).Fifth paragraph: Bait and Switch. Preamble discusses the contention that cannabis is less dangerous than alcohol and other drugs, but then simply says "marijuana is not harmless but that it is toxic and addictive." Well, okay... but is it less so than the drugs first mentioned?Part 2, Paragraph Two: Red Herring. The debate is on marijuana legalization, and the prohibitionist pulls all other drugs into the conversation almost as a reflex.Part 2, Paragraphs Three & Four: Red Herring. Legalized drugs would not lead to legalized crime. Punishments would and should still exist for robbery, theft, and other crimes commonly associated with addictive drug use.Part 2, Paragraph Three is also heavily dependent on a discredited line of reasoning, that being that reducing criminal penalties will increase use. In countries where de facto legalization or decriminalization is the rule of the day, use rates are far below the United States and other prohibitionist nations.Part 2, Paragraph Seven repeats the error from Paragraph Three.Part 2, Paragraph Eight is a perfect example of circular logic. If 43% of criminals reported high levels of use immediately prior to their incarceration, this should not be a surprise when one considers that drug use leads to incarceration in a prohibition-loving society. According to http://www.whitehousedrugpolicy.gov/publications/f ... this report, 41.9% of all state prison inmates are in prison for drug law violations. 25% of federal inmates are drug criminals.Part 3, Paragraph Ten is an exercise in paradigm manipulation. Put another way, 70% of all violent attackers were perceived as being sober. Perhaps we should outlaw sobriety.The really interesting part is that my first post was done blind, with no foreknowledge of the debate.

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