Tough call here, Thor. I've had to attend funerals of OD'd young people. I've seen relatives get pushed into addiction before they were old enough to drive. I won't argue with you when it comes to adults deciding for themselves, but I've seen too many cases where a child/teen gets addicted in school and can't fight it and finally steps off the planet in the late twenties or early thirties - sometimes leaving effed up children of their own behind. I know two young people close to me that even went into the military thinking it would help them out. Didn't work. Ones nearly dead vegetating in a VA hospital for the rest of her life and the other found sobriety after leaving the military behind (I hope it sticks this time). IMHO, total legalization of this stuff won't work so execution of the purveyors of this crap on innocent people is the way to go. I definitely +1 your title because it's well worth discussing.