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That's a pretty short sighted view. One that relies very heavily on drugs are bad, never do drugs. And takes all discussion away from types of drugs and the differences between them.
Some drugs have the potential to ruin your life, anyone who has witnessed that knows that these drugs aren't "cool." Watching someone struggle with addiction is terrifying. Other drugs have risks, but can be fun and taken with relative safety.
We should be teaching personal responsibility, safe use, and moderation of these drugs. It's your consciousness and should be your right to alter it as you choose.
Any addictive drug has this potential.
The problem is that people, usually children, are introduced to drugs without knowing the dangers of addiction. By who? By dealers and new users.
Yes, I find it so terrifying that I'd like to prevent it from happening.
If you mean non-addictive drugs like psilocybin, I was obviously not talking about those and I support them being fully legal.
People don't exist in a vacuum. Our actions have consequences for others.