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well said
by tootsiegirl2 on November 15th, 2006
Thanks, tootsiegirl.
by fender_carly_strat on November 15th, 2006
alcholism?
by infinitend2life on October 5th, 2007
it's not only alcohol that can cause car accidents... tons of people have been killed by people under the influence of marijuana and various other drugs that have an effect on coordination and reasoning. if thats what you mean by "alcoholism?".
by fender_carly_strat on October 14th, 2007
I mean the fact that every reason you described on there pertains to alcholism. Either make it illegal too, or make drugs legal. We can all guess the obvious, that we'd be illegalizing alchol again, but that didn't work. How does alchol not work, but drugs do? Yea there's going to be bootleggers, but we still have them today with drugs. They need to tuffen up consequences for bootlegging. That was the 20's, who says we can't try it in the 22nd century?
by infinitend2life on October 14th, 2007