Drugs

to rid the world of the problem.
             One of the greatest concerns of drugs is their contribution to the crime rate. Crime will always be a problem as long as drugs exist and are abused. Crime too often is the result of a drug problem. The crime rate would probably lower if drugs were illegal because the drug abusers wouldn't need to steal to pay for their drugs. Legalizing drugs would just add to an already rising problem. This should be reason enough to make all drugs illegal. Legalizing drugs will just feed the problem that teenagers and young
             Making drugs legal makes them more conscience
             accessible and easier to them. The problems that society already faces with the unemployed, homeless, criminals, and high school thrown out rate will simply
             increase. What society would want such problems to increase. The thought of how seriously this could impact our entire nation is both
             I strongly believe that there are a great deal of people who have not tried drugs out of fear of getting caught. If this fear were taken from them, they would probably become drug addicts.I believe that our country should uphold a few basic standards, and keep drugs and the problems they create out of our society. Legalization of any drugs is an act of stupidity and ignorance.
             Every time I read a report on a newspaper or hear news on television about drug problems in our society, I always question about the law processors have to confront with drugs. Drugs are the fathers of all descending law violations such as raising market prices, black market, and crime. People still discuss the legalization of drugs. Some can argue that we should legalize drugs in order to govern the consumption rather than spend millions of dollars and face problems in controlling drugs if we do not legalize it. However, I think there are many unacceptable results of legalization of drugs that most supporters avoid; those are the increase of dr...

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