DRUG TESTS GIVE BOOST TO HARD DRUGS

Pretend that you a e an ordinary person who works hard for his living and doesn't    necessarily enjoy the stupefying effects of alcohol, the second most dangerous drug ever discovered and put to wide use. Instead, due to having watched alcohol kill parents, relatives, friends and strangers, you decided to enjoy a much more benign substance: a substance that makes you drive more slowly and carefully instead of more recklessly, faster and numbly. This substance doesn't make you pass out. when you are doing something important, like motoring through a school zone. Instead of killing brain cells, like alcohol does, it only kills lung cells, and that only because, due to our government of lawyers, it has to be used the hard, stupid way. Also, it produces no hangover, doesn't make abusers puke their guts out, and it doesn't sometimes make people wake up covered with other people's blood and wonder where it came from, as is the case with alcohol. This benign drug also has only one side effect: prison. I speak of course of marijuana; a substance which has been successfully used by Asian, Indian, South American and Arabic cultures for centuries with no real adverse effect except perhaps laziness. Unlike alcohol, which is a strong depressant, marijuana is scientifically classified as a mere tranquilizer. Only lawyers, cops and politicians call it a "narcotic". They named it this for the excessive political power it gives them and for the financial benefit of their respective professions.

But there is a huge problem with marijuana: though the sense of enjoyment it provides, called a "high" or "euphoria", only lasts three to four hours, minuscule traces of marijuana can be uncovered in urine by high tech tests for up to 30 days. The liquor industry and legal drug manufacturers, along with the lawyers and cops, have capitalized upon this detectability of marijuana and turned it to their own benefit. They all make tons of money off the illegalification of marijuana in increased sales of their own products and by stripping assets, labor and prison taxpayer subsidies from the victims of their drug tests. (Legal drug conglomerates all sell their own versions of marijuana, and even cocaine and opiate analogs, called librium/valium, xanax, animididine, vicoden, numbutal, etc,)

As a direct result of these predatory practices and forced drug tests by gov't and corporations, millions of persons who prefer a single, mild tranquilizer are chased by laws from it to alcohol, opiates, cocaine and other, much more dangerous and harmful drugs, all of which break down in the body more swiftly than marijuana and are undetectable in the urine and blood within hours or a day.

Gov't and corporate forced drug test antics may work well for keeping commercial drivers alert and clean while they are on the timeclock and responsible for the safety of others, but, so far, what we do in our own homes and on our own time is not yet so strictly scrutinized, and regulated. Creating more casual drunk drivers at the expense of mildly sedated drivers is occurring, and it may not be good or cost-effective to do so. Only scientific study can tell. But take the case of prisons. Every year American lawcrats shove into prisons and release from prisons (not including jails) upwards of 700,000 people. As ludicrous as it sounds, prison crats do actually pay enormous amounts of tax money to test PRISONERS for drug use! Detection of drug use is used as an excuse for prison-crats to more harshly abuse their captives, costing taxpayers much more in higher prisoner enslavery costs, longer encagements, more vandalism, and the production of excess hatred and misanthropy to be eventually loosed upon the public again.

The direct result of the nonsensical policy of regularly testing non-work released prisoners for drugs for the purpose of increasing punishment is to cause prisoners to pay guards to smuggle in the worse, more debilitating and more addictive/destructive drugs: the drugs that the prison-crats can not detect without DAILY drug tests.

Do we REALLY want prison-crats to create and release among us more people addicted to hard drugs? Do we really need our merchants and gov-crats to force people away from a relatively benign substance and toward more dangerous substances? This is exactly what is occurring.

This is exactly what will continue to occur for as long as we let lawyers, cops, merchants, politicians and prison-crats do our thinking for us or go unsupervised by the scientific community. We will be forced to do things the usual, stupid, hard ways.