Elementary:

If we change the law, we may have drug tourism, like in Holland.

While I don't have anything against someone who smokes whatever it is they smoke, I resent the idea of having lots of drugged and drunk people around, as we will have if people will see Israel as a great place to visit if you want to try Marijuanna.

So you are okay with the *very* high price of drugs - which makes young addicts commit crimes in order to make money to buy them.
If someone doesn't understand the connection - feel free to ask me... My time is short right now so I'm cutting things short.

I would be extremely interested to see statistics regarding Marijuana related crime.

And, yes, I'm OK with the high price of drugs.

What is bothering me about not having legal soft drugs is the lack of quality control, which allows unknown subjects (like tobacco) to be added without having any way to know what you buy.

But I still think the right choice is not to legalize.

I am talking about the hypotethical case where Israel will legalise certain drugs and we will have tourists who got here in order to smoke joints

Right now we have a certain number of drugged people walking around.
This number isn't too high so it doesn't bother me.

I think that if we start "importing" drugged people this number will increase considerably to the point of discomfort.
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