@9GZ54VQ4mos4MO
Drugs should be decriminalised and a harm reduction policy implemented where if you are found to be using "problem drugs" (heroin or crack) you will be referred to a rehab facility.
@9GRMLQ25mos5MO
Not all drugs should be legalised. Drugs such as cannabis that are not dangerous and can have medical benefits should be legalised.
@9FKDK476mos6MO
Those who believe they can avoid the law will not be affected by the harsher punishments, so legal methods of help would be more enticing.
Drugs are an addictive illness and should be treated as such, so now help should be given to those wishing to stop using. However I am against decriminalising drugs, as many have recognised side affects, including the risks of criminality and mental health issues.
@9G5LMTJConservative6mos6MO
if you take the money out of the illegal market and place it in the legal market youll be able to get money from people who use which wouldnt have sales tax on so you would be earing more tax revenue
@9FN8PSZ6mos6MO
A mature and further evolved than any current government would have the collective intelligence to sort the issue of drug users against suppliers by not politicising the argument with emotive exaggerations and untruths (currently held through ignorance)
@9FKCWDY6mos6MO
Drugs can make people unpredictable no matter the circumstance which is why it is best to avoid the use of drugs
@9GY5JQR5mos5MO
Go look outside if that happens gonna be seeing a lot of people looking like the hunchback from that one movie.
@9GKGHRGConservative5mos5MO
Bans or "wars on drugs" are failures, and they typically lead to a host of other problems more significant than the counsequences of letting people smoke in their homes or in gov. sponsored safe havens.
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