If the “War on Drugs” Has Failed, Is Legalization the Answer?
If the “War On Drugs” has Failed, is Legalization the Answer? – Leigh Maddox and Peter Christ (members of Law Enforcement Against Prohibition): The “War on Drugs” helped create a situation where from gangs, to police to lawyers to jails, there is massive amounts of money to be made in this never-ending “war”
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13 Responses to If the “War on Drugs” Has Failed, Is Legalization the Answer?
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Take the business away from the importers and dealers . Undercut them. Drive them out of business. Provide safe ( not cut , or infected ) drugs or equipment .
Define drugs clinically ( alchohol for example is a class B? substance ). This should place agencies in a position to help addicts with kicking the habit , getting councilling etc. It will provide its own funding . It will bring the situation under much better control.
It is a better scheme that the existing scheme.
Marijuana is seen as less harmful than a drug like cocaine I guess. It’s harder to argue for the legalization of a drug like that than it? is for pot.
why does it seem whenever the “war on drugs” is brought up, all i ever hear is the war on marijuana?..like? marijuana legalization is the only singular issue?
God gives grace to forgive & give us the time for us to find? our way towards a positive change in our lives. Man casts a black cloud over even the suspicion of a person involved in drugs. Most God fearing people fall right into this trap; offering no real help, just judgement and condemnation. Think of the programs that could be put in place geared to help people with drug problems with the full local & federal budget of law enforcement.
Decriminalization is the? answer, not legalization.
Duh, that’s? what I said.
I’m with you they will all be gone? soon!
There is already a BLACK MARKET That is? the problem!
We have a problem alright, It’s that the War On Drugs turned our country into a Prison Industry ! We make cars and prisoners in The? United States of America. Also the price of weed has gone up therefore it must not be a drug?
Smoke weed everyday?
All very dangerous and all very legal!?
MY THEORY is , that , the? old guard has to DIE OFF , for us to see real change.
the BRIANWASHING has stained many minds.. & it won’t DRY CLEAN out of our conscience.
COMMON SENSE will win the day
CDC reports 80,000 deaths per year from alcohol. Your right – VERY DANGEROUS. It’s poison.?