TEST FOR RELIGIOUS DOGMATISM TOO

I agree with Major Watters, of The Salvation Army, that all public servants
involved in drafting or implementing illicit drug programs should be
drug-tested to ensure compliance and impartiality.

Provided of course that all "people in positions of influence" (including
Major Watters) are also tested to ensure they are totally free of
superstitious or dogmatic prejudices which might provide equally
non-scientific bias to their views and abilities.

Superstition and dogma (often euphemistically termed "religion") has
condemned countless innocents to death over a terrible history of
ignorance, prejudice and injustice.

It continues to do so today and one must be forever vigilant against a
resurgence of such insidious and illicit poisons.

William S. Lloyd, Denistone.