The people in jail have too many rights and get away with too much.

People who drink and drive should be delt harsh with and an extremely hard punishment should be given. A year in prison does not do anything, because in a year he/she will be out and they will do the same thing over again. It is really sad to see someone lose their life because of an ignorant person killing them while being under the influence. People always say "I know what I'm doing when I drink", "I know my limit" and in most cases that is not true. In the Ph

A big issue is if drugs should be legalized or not, William Bennet a current leader of America's "war on drugs" says:

It's essential that we win. This stuff is destroying the lives of millions of Americans, and it virtually eliminating the possibility of upward mobility for an awful lot of people. These are American citizens, and they're dying, they're shooting each other. Whatever we may think of their merit as individuals, they are part of us. (310)

Critics think that his fight against drugs is flawed, fatalistic, hopeless, and bankrupt.

Cigarette/cigar smoking should be illegal because it has a severe effect on the person and especially the person not doing the smoking. There should be laws telling people where and when someone should be able to smoke. For example, in Pro Player Stadium an individual is not allowed to smoke in the seats, they are only allowed to smoke outside on the ramp, which leads to the bottom and the top of the stadium.

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Screvane Smoking, William Bennet, Dependency Drugs, Player Stadium, Philadelphia Inquire, People I'm, Joseph Califano, allowed smoke,
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