There is absolutely no proof for that. The strongest alcohol that is also affordable is moonshine, which is illegal.
Lemme give you an example.
Take LSD. One of the key things to make it is a deadly poison, stricnide. And with homemade equipment, it's possible that stricnide will leak into the final product due to bad equipment. If the stuff is made in factories, the leakage risk will be much reduced and LSD will be less dangerous to use. Therefore, less people will die. ALSO, legalizing all of the hard drugs takes out a multi-billion dollar black market that's thrown much of Mexico into dystopia and leaves thousands of people dead each year. This is a key point to my argument that you're totally ignoring. If hard drugs are legalized, the black market will shrink monumentally. Like what happened after prohibition was repealed.
wrong, thats called moonshine and it happens all the time.
I know. It's only somewhat common in a few areas.
thats because the vast majority of the moonshine made is made in the south near the Appalachian Mountains.
Vast majority =/= all of it
There is absolutely no proof for that. The strongest alcohol that is also affordable is moonshine, which is illegal.
This proves my point. The moonshine market is very dangerous and very small when looked at globally. The black market for hard drugs is just as dangerous but much, much larger and much, much deadlier. If hard drugs are legalized, the black market will shrink, much less people will die, and the stuff commercially produced will be less danherous than the homemade stuff. You can't possibly think that beer is more dangerous than moonshine.