Debatepoint: drug prohibition

'drug prohibition'

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support 0% · Ammoral

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by wikipedia on 2005-05-01 19:55:24

A state cannot tolerate or be involved with the distribution of substances the use of which is considered immoral by much of the population.

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oppose 0% · Re: Ammoral

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by wikipedia on 2005-05-01 21:11:06

The state already tolerates the distribution of many things much of the population considers immoral, such as pornography, alcohol, various religions/atheism, and Internet access that allows access to things that are clearly illegal or 'immoral.' There is a very large debate open as to if the government should even be allowed to have a say in 'moral' issues (see Same-sex marriage).

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title: 'Re: Ammoral'
text: 'The state already tolerates the distribution of many things much of the population considers immoral, such as pornography, alcohol, various religions/atheism, and Internet access that allows access to things that are clearly illegal or 'immoral.' There is a very large debate open as to if the government should even be allowed to have a say in 'moral' issues (see Same-sex marriage).'
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date: 2005-05-01 21:11:06
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