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A new approach to criminal justice?
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The percentage of people who agree with a position has little to do with whether it is right or not.
This is the argument you repeat over and over. Rather than state a case you write: "How many would agree with legalizing drugs? very few in my view."
I am quite aware that it is a minority view. If it were a majority view and it was not the right thing to do it would still not be the right thing to do.
Polls at this moment appear to show that most people would prefer the Coalition in power which would mean Abbott as prime minister. Since you go by what most people want why don't you want the Coalition in power?
To paraphrase your words. "How many would agree with keeping a Labor government? very few in my view."
I am one of the few. I want to keep a Labor government and to legalise drugs.