No. Provided:

- Tools were in place to detect drugged driving (there are currently none);

- Selling illicit drugs, or belonging to an organization known to sell illicit drugs, smuggling illicit drugs, or possession of traffickable quantities of illicit drugs, resulted in an automatic death penalty;

- Mandatory drug checks for those in high-responsibility occupations such as pilots, medical personnel, first responders, and operators of heavy equipment;

- The legal forms of the drug were not insanely taxed, as that would be effectively the same as keeping it illegal; and

- Those shown incapable of responsibly using were barred from having custody of children, even their own. 

You willing to accept those terms?