What did/would Kant say about soft drug use and alcohol use?

Well, this is going to be fun. I am going to quote Kant extensively so you won't think I am making this shit up. read more

Let us look at what Kant says about this unnatural condition. Be sure to note that Kant does curiously enough seem to know a thing or two about this stuff: Partaking in intoxicating food and drink is a physical means to excite or soothe the power of imagination. read more

“Hard” drugs are those which are viewed as more addictive, more potent and more toxic than the comparatively benign “soft” variety. The concept has a normative aspect: “hard” drugs are bad, and you should avoid them, even if you use soft drugs. read more

The most widely publicized teen substance abuse prevention program is Drug Abuse Resistance Education, better known by the acronym D.A.R.E. Created in 1983 by the Los Angeles Police Department, D.A.R.E. asks uniformed police officers to go into schools to warn students about the dangers of drug use and underscore the pluses of a drug-free way of life. read more