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Title: | US NC: PUB LTE: Legalization, Regulation Would End The |
Published On: | 2005-07-05 |
Source: | High Point Enterprise (NC) |
Fetched On: | 2008-01-16 01:01:37 |
LEGALIZATION, REGULATION WOULD END THE 'GATEWAY EFFECT'
I'm writing about Clifford Schaffer's thoughtful letter: "Government,
private industry should regulate, tax marijuana" in Your View on June 28.
I'd like to add that I have never seen heroin, cocaine, LSD or
methamphetamine. However, I was offered free samples of these
dangerous drugs on several occasions by my marijuana suppliers when I
was a user of marijuana, which is more than 15 years ago. (Yet, I've
never been offered a free sample of whiskey or vodka when buying beer or wine.)
Like the vast majority of marijuana users, I was only interested in
marijuana and no other illegal drugs.
Fortunately, I turned down all offers of free samples of other drugs.
Unfortunately, many others do not - thus the gateway effect.
KIRK MUSE
Mesa, Ariz.
I'm writing about Clifford Schaffer's thoughtful letter: "Government,
private industry should regulate, tax marijuana" in Your View on June 28.
I'd like to add that I have never seen heroin, cocaine, LSD or
methamphetamine. However, I was offered free samples of these
dangerous drugs on several occasions by my marijuana suppliers when I
was a user of marijuana, which is more than 15 years ago. (Yet, I've
never been offered a free sample of whiskey or vodka when buying beer or wine.)
Like the vast majority of marijuana users, I was only interested in
marijuana and no other illegal drugs.
Fortunately, I turned down all offers of free samples of other drugs.
Unfortunately, many others do not - thus the gateway effect.
KIRK MUSE
Mesa, Ariz.
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