Should we legalize everything?
there is no right way to fight a war on drugs. drugs don't turn people into criminals, drug laws do. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/08/08/opinion/philippines-drug-war-addiction-duterte.html?hpw&rref=opinion&action=click&pgtype=Homepage&module=well-region®ion=bottom-well&WT.nav=bottom-well … criminalizing poverty & addiction never works, except as a terror tactic, which is what's happening here
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For consenting adults, yes. Unless it is something that harms others or their property.
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Drug potency has risen and prices have dropped steadily over the decades long War on Drugs. Supply has not decreased one iota and likely is higher than ever. The DEA is a more of a monster than the problem it is fighting. Have to focus on treatment & decriminalization.
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We've been incarcerating Decades after Decades people suffering from Addiction, yet the Drug Crisis is SURGING across the country. Addiction IS a Medical condition and NEEDS to be treated as such. I just buried my. Granddaughter from untreated Medical complications from Addictionpic.twitter.com/d6lhRKCiOA
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Medical Discrimination against people suffering from Addiction is real. It led to my Granddaughter's Death. She had severe Medical complications steming from Addiction & was repeatedly denied proper Medical treatment because she suffered from Addiction. They just watched her Diepic.twitter.com/T2o0S4Jhel
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I am so sorry
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