But this presumes that keeping it illegal prevents people from using it, and it clearly doesn't. Mandatory drug tests are common already (Home Depot does drug

But this presumes that keeping it illegal prevents people from using it, and it clearly doesn't. Mandatory drug tests are common already (Home Depot does drug tests on all employees -- don't you feel safer about hardware?) People's performance are also impacted by stress, sleep deprivation, etc. - they should be monitored for performance, not blood chemistry. >It's certainly an area that needs a lot more research before legalization occurs. No it doesn't. It's safer than other existing legal drugs: http://www.saferchoice.org/content/view/24/53/ http://www.saferchoice.org/content/view/24/53/ A gallery of loser stoners: http://coedmagazine.com/2009/02/06/the-10-most-successful-potheads-on-the-planet-cool-enough-to-admit-it/ http://coedmagazine.com/2009/02/06/the-10-most-successful-po... And if it is a concern about people's health, why is it treated as a criminal matter?