"A law is meant to protect society. Now remind me exactly what harm does" a driver flying 170 Km/h at an empty highway? Explain me why should 19 year old drivers be forced to report to the police after 4 hours of sleep, just to beg to have their license back? Tell me why so much effort is spent on catching speedy drivers who contribute to less than 3% of car accidents, while sequal road-killers are allowed back to the road?

Needless to say I do think drivers like myself should pay for their illegal deeds, just as much as you narcomans should.

I first heard about flashbacks at a drug-prevention lecture at school. The logic is rather simple. One might think 'oh well, I'll get doped now, I'll get over it later, no danger'. But if you'd know you're subjected to unexpected flashes in the future, which might occur at uneasy times, then you'd refrain from drugs even if they're nonaddictive.

Though I wouldn't trust school as an ayal-grade reliable source, I think it's solid enough to post a reply upon.

Anyways, you didn't get me right, as I mentioned flashbacks as a reason for banning driving under the influence of drugs to be unsatisfactory, while totally banning the usage of drugs is due to its other aspects. It's unhealthy, it's addictive and it leads to irrational behaviour. Indeed, Alcohol is also unhealthy, addictive and leads to drunk behaviour. Currently it's legal to drink and illegal to get doped. I don't practice either.

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