Public intoxication is the only crime you can be charged for. The supreme court ruled that people have the right to consume an substance they wished to, just not to possess, extract, cultivate, sell or buy certain substances.
I had to give up my almost 2 liter a day Dr Pepper addiction about a year ago, that was incredibly hard. But the massive weight lose and general health increase has been astounding.
[QUOTE="Big_player"]I feel like an absolute cold harded monster saying it, but logically the baby should not be kept alive. It's only furthering the mental and emotional distress of the mother which has obviously already taken a toll, and essentially she's spending resources on something that in no way benefits from them. I know I might take some slack from people here but sometimes people need to look past the emotional aspect of a situation and look at it logically.pope7446
Yes, it is much more logical to starve a child to death or dismember her limb by limb. How dare we recognize her humanity! We don't live in a utilitarian society that determines someone's worth based on their potential benefit. We extend human rights to everyone, regardless of their ability to ever return our investment. It's really sad that you value some gauze and a feeding tube over the life of a child. Using the term humanity completely undermines what your saying, humanity is human's unique ability to feel empathy and use logic. There is no consciousness in this child and thus no humanity. and you don't need to starve or rip her apart to terminate a life, there's many other methods.
I feel like an absolute cold harded monster saying it, but logically the baby should not be kept alive. It's only furthering the mental and emotional distress of the mother which has obviously already taken a toll, and essentially she's spending resources on something that in no way benefits from them. I know I might take some slack from people here but sometimes people need to look past the emotional aspect of a situation and look at it logically.
I'm a smoker and I say keep it illegal for now, if it's legal and regulated then it's going to be much more difficult for me to gain access to until I'm 19 or 21. Right now I enjoy decriminalization under 30 grams and there's not many times that I carry or possess more then that.
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