Reformed Blogging

I've heard of how some politically correct organizations want to legalize the use of narcotics or dangerous/illegal drugs. I was thinking about the unsubstantiated claim that the war on narcotics is deemed ineffective. They also claim that if you legalize narcotics that you will put the drug cartels out of business because high supply of drugs will push the prices of drugs down. This claim is absurd based on my God-given common sense for these reasons: If the prices of narcotics were lower then wouldn't that encourage more buyers? If one could purchase drugs at much lower prices then wouldn't that be more profitable for the cartels if they had more customers than a select few? If drugs were legalized and taxed then wouldn't that encourage the use of such dangerous substances? It's giving them legal power to commit sin. There would be no need for sleazy transactions to protect the narcotic traders because the government now protects them legally. If that...

It's getting annoying how politically correct organizations like the Vatican, Amnesty International, Global Thinkers and the United Nations (just to name a few) insist that death penalty for drug dealers is "inhuman". On the contrary, these politically correct organizations are the ones violating the right to life. I would use the Bible to defend my stand to why drug dealers should be among people who can be considered for the death penalty: Exodus 21:23-25 - And if any mischief follow, then thou shalt give life for life, eye for eye, tooth for tooth, hand for hand, foot for foot, burning for burning, wound for wound, stripe for stripe. Many try to misquote Exodus 20: 13 without knowing the context that death penalty has been ordered in the next chapter. The Hebrew word for kill is "rasah" which translates into murder in the modern day language. Did you know that the Bible actually commands death penalty for murderers? God ordered the death penalty for mur...