Way back in 1927, Detroit became the first city to close it's high school campuses, meaning the students and teachers couldn't leave the campus for lunch. Why? To prevent them from visiting their local bootlegger.

Well, you don't see very many bootleggers hanging around high schools anymore, do you? Makers of alcoholic beverages are even prevented from portraying young people in their advertising. And you don't see gangs fighting over territory to sell alcohol, either.

The fact is that, percentage wise, there are more heroin and cocaine addicts now than there were a hundred years ago, when heroin and cocaine were legal.

During a presidential debate a few years ago, Ron Paul asked the audience, "If heroin wee legal, would you use it?" No one raised their hands.

Onward and upward,
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