> If we are always held back by our own fears and self-limiting beliefs, then we aren't really free. Similarly, if we are controlled by our desires, we're not

> If we are always held back by our own fears and self-limiting beliefs, then we aren't really free. Similarly, if we are controlled by our desires, we're not really free. An addict is not really free because he can't control himself. > Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety. Drugs are definitely not essential. > prohibition also provides a multi-billion dollar subsidy to violent criminal organizations that threaten our physical safety and security Crime networks exist not because of strong government or strict laws; they exist because of moral corruption in the society. A strong government, strongly connected coherent society with powerful social moral values actually reduce the size and power of crime networks.