NO DRUG LAWS

What a waste of taxpayers' dollars safe injection sites are -- and every
other moral controlling enterprise the state engages in. It is not the duty
of the state to control people who like to use drugs.

How about this: strike down every drug law including patents,
prescriptions, and prohibition. Without the laws, drugs would be chemicals
no different than candy at about the same price.

When cocaine costs the same as coffee, I expect the so-called addicts will
be able to afford all the needles they want. When they have satisfied their
lust and have gluttoned themselves out, they will return to the mainstream
without criminal records.

When taxpayers start minding their own business, perhaps there will be some
money to do what is the primary function of the state -- protect us from
force or fraud.

Chris Buors

Winnipeg

(We want to know who will protect us from you, Chris.)