FM> I don't think we've given nearly enough thought to the issue of whether
 FM> or not it might be better for society in the long run to legalize ALL
 FM> drugs and the reason we haven't is once again the public notion that
 FM> there is ONE SIMPLE, MORAL ANSWER to almost any question and that ANSWER
 FM> usually turns out to be HIGHLY PUNITIVE in the VENGEFUL sense.  I know,
 FM> personally, the tremendous threat of drugs to the ordinary family
 FM> struggling to raise children but I've noted, also, that somebody like
 FM> Carroll O'Conner has opted for legalization and if anybody should be
 FM> privileged to input an opinion on the subject I think he should.
   Dreadful shame you opted to tune me out earlier by calling me nasty names.
There are some things above on which I agree with you.  Like everybody else
here, I don't appreciate the non-argument of the nasty names.  Sorry about
that.
   I'm sure you will find some other victim on which to hang your NAZI label.
You might even find somebody ignorant enough and inexperienced enough and
young enough to appreciate it.
Sincerely, 
                                     Frank
                                                                              
                                                       
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