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There are so many people, both left and right, who want to control what other people do in their personal lives. Mindless "buttinskis" are a curse to the human race.
Since I am one of the few people born in the United States who dislikes its totalitarian society, I want to dictate to other people as little as possible, especially in areas that involve only themselves.
I find abortion aesthetically displeasing, and I think that, in general, intelligent responsible people can avoid the need for it with modern contraceptive techniques. However, I would never interfere with a woman's right to have an abortion.
I am definitely not a Mormon, but I do not indulge in black tea, coffee or coka-cola. Again, I would not interfere with someone who used recreational drugs --- though I would encourage people not to use the most harmful of drugs --- tobacco and liquor.
I find pot smoke as disagreeable as I find tobacco smoke, but I might use cannabis products for medical reasons if I needed them. Since I live in a more enlightened spot than most of the United States, such products are readily available to those who need them.
I think careful, responsible use of LSD and similar products have an important place in self-discovery and treating mental trauma.
I favor extensive education in the dangers of excessive use of drugs --- including those that Big Pharma and the Medical Mafia are constantly pushing on their unsuspecting victims.
To my mind, the greatest benefit in legalizing recreational drugs is in doing it in such a way as to bankrupt the Mafia, the CIA, and other criminal elements which at present are wreaking havoc everywhere and corrupting all social institutions.
An important reason why I would not use illegal drugs is that I do not wish in any way to support the criminal elements of the Deep State who profit so much from their illegality, supported so ably by their political stooges who so hypocritically keep the drugs illegal.
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