JestersDead's blog

**This is also a copy of a reply. I'll add some of the preceding replies to help it make sense.**

"I live in Holland so drugs is legal here. but i think its better that it is illegal. at school there are a few who take drugs and I don't really care about them they are old enough to take care of themself. but there are a lot of young children sitting with them and that's just wrong. one time i talked with a boy who was 11 and took drugs. that's far too young if you ask me."

"lets give our baby's knifes instead of dolls and if they will cut themselves thats their problem."

***I copied this from my reply in somebody else's blog***

I guess that would depend on what your definition of a good drug policy is. I don't want to go off on too much of a tangent, but here's my take on the whole drug war (in the U.S.A.).

Knowing that I was around when the current age of video games started. I remember getting the NES for Christmas, using ROB, playing Duck Hunt, Kung Fu, Super Mario Brothers...all at home. I remember the Atari 2600 before that, and the great gaming crash. I remember the first time the local video rental store offered Nintendo games for rent, they offered four. Four games were all that were available to rent. I still remember the first game my mom rented for me...Slalom. I remember the name of the store - Flynn's, which I realized is the name of the arcade in the movie Tron.