Sergei Dimitrovich Ivanov (@SergeiDimitrovichIvanov)

Many Gabbers support legalizing drugs. These people are fools and moral degenerates. I know from actual experience, as I live in a city that did exactly that. Marijuana enthusiasts claimed that legalizing their beloved hippie herb would lead to a decline in drug dealing, robbery and violence. Peace would reign and unicorns would prance. Being a knowledgeable man, I claimed the opposite would happen; I was mocked by the weed aficionados. Well, guess who was right? I was. Marijauana violence has exploded like a butane-fueled hash bong: Armed Robbers Continue to Terrorize Portland’s Cannabis Retailers (http://wweek.com) Leftists similarly claimed that decriminalising other drugs (crack, meth, fentanyl, 'shrooms, bath salts, heroin, angel dust, cocaine, etc) would lead to a decline in drug dealing, robbery, thievery, assaults, and violence. Guess what? The EXACT OPPOSITE happened. The pro-drug liberals claimed that wretched drug addicts were suffering from an inescapable disease that was not their fault. These addicts are desperately crying out for "drug treatment" that is cruelly unavailable to these worthy supplicants, said the liberals, due to our uncaring capitalist society. Do you want to know the truth? LESS THAN ONE PERCENT of the dope addicts even accept an offer of drug treatment. Read this article to learn the truth. Oregon’s Disastrous Drug Experiment | City Journal (http://city-journal.org) Think about what that means. When offered FREE drug treatment, more than 99% of the dope-fiends replied: "No, man, I'm good. I prefer to live in filth, steal people's shit every day, rob people on the street, then get high like a mofo. By the way, you got some of that Kona bud? I need to get my smoke on, brah!" Portland has turned into a violent, drug-infested, crime-ridden, gangster-packed, graffiti-defaced toilet, in a very short time. This was a nice city. Not any more. Now it stinks of hippie herb, rancid piss, rotting garbage, infected vaginal discharge, fecal matter and discarded burrito wrappers. If you think I am exaggerating, listen to a local expert, and heed his words. Law enforcement says decriminalization has flooded Portland streets with drugs - YouTube