Comments by "Serenity" (@SerenityM54L2SAM5L5N1) on "Tucker takes on supporter of legalized marijuana" video.

He should've brought up more anti-drug perspectives and prepared more thoroughly. But he generally did well.
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@southbeachgaming5461 Every study on the topic points out the organ defects, lung-related health complications, one's concentration deteriorating, laziness increasing, and brain damage caused by drug usage. Not to mention to addiction that severely destroys families, one's career/prospects, the nation's health, and morale. The healthcare department being strained by the increase of health issues sweeping the nation. Makes no sense not to oppose and restrict these activities from undermining the people and nation's best interests.
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Tucker's right, partially. There's no good reason to legalize a toxic substance that'll only pollute future generations into passivism, unhealthiness and counterproductivity. Strengthen all anti-drug laws.
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He isn't particularly ignorant. He's just opposed to an increase in junkies, lazy psychos and weak individuals in the country. At least some right-wing pundits in the US has backbone and moral principles. Rare to see.
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@Momo-hh6er How so?
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@Momo-hh6er Right. But accepting the act of using drugs would legitimze their dirty and unwelcomed lifestyle. Criminalizing all forms of drug usage would not imply that we'll tolerate their aggressive riots and threats. That should be cracked down upon as well.
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@southbeachgaming5461 What do you mean by that?
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@Momo-hh6er Cops should focus on both areas. You don't see drug abuse, as many accidents, crime, addiction and broken decadence related to drugs in the nations that has banned them. That's the optimal go-to approach.
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Why should abhorrent drugs be legalized for recreational reasons? There's no reasonable argument that i've seen, apart from possibly positive economic factors which doesn't offset all the countless of negative factors.
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