Legalizing drugs WILL make them cost less money, but that is an entirely different topic.

Decriminalizing use and possession is not legalizing in any way, shape, form, or fashion.

Drug addicts are a drain on society, lessening their number is a boon to society.
Less drug addicts means less overall cost to society - incarceration, policing, hospitalization, crime... the list of costs is long.
Removing the onerous punishment for use and replacing it with lower cost treatment, results in less drug addicts.
This is a good thing.

A true Christian would want to help his brother.
A true fiscal conservative would want to lower the cost.
A true advocate of law and order would want less crime.

Which of these do you claim to be?

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