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**BriKevin** · 04-08-2012, 01:19 AM

You reply to me with a bunch of pedantic crap meanwhile not addressing your own inaccuracies and assumptions.

It is an example. Decriminalization is just the first step and proves his point. Especially considering the opposite is true as well where further criminalization increases crime and increases drug use.

But you are one of those geniuses who thinks A MAN NAILED TO A PIECE OF WOOD RESURRECTED HIMSELF, so I don't really expect to have a well-thought argument with you were you actually provide evidence to the contrary.

The point I was basically making is legalisation is a long way from decriminalisation. While decriminalisation is working in Portugal, you haven't provided examples of legalisation working and you can't automatically say that things will improve (in terms of addiction rates/crime) the more you legalise just because the further down the criminalisation road you go, the worse things can get.

04-08-2012, 01:19 AM	#29
BriKevin Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 445 Senior Member	You reply to me with a bunch of pedantic crap meanwhile not addressing your own inaccuracies and assumptions. It is an example. Decriminalization is just the first step and proves his point. Especially considering the opposite is true as well where further criminalization increases crime and increases drug use. But you are one of those geniuses who thinks A MAN NAILED TO A PIECE OF WOOD RESURRECTED HIMSELF, so I don't really expect to have a well-thought argument with you were you actually provide evidence to the contrary. The point I was basically making is legalisation is a long way from decriminalisation. While decriminalisation is working in Portugal, you haven't provided examples of legalisation working and you can't automatically say that things will improve (in terms of addiction rates/crime) the more you legalise just because the further down the criminalisation road you go, the worse things can get.
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