Wednesday, December 18, 2019

End Drug Prohibition! (The War on Drugs)


The War on Drugs is a war on our own citizens.  It is entirely ineffective in its goals.  In fact, it makes everything it alleges to try to solve worse.  Much worse.  And it creates a high priced commodity that brings about turf wars, gangs, and violence.  It also makes recovery much more difficult and less effective by creating a mileu of coercion, lying, hiding, and punishment—instead of cooperation, where recovery flourishes—like it does in other countries.  And it permanently isolates drug users from society, their families, and their spouses and children.  It is unconstitutional and morally repugnant.  And it doesn’t work at all!

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