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Author: Date: 25/08/2010 Source: ABC News Online Copyright: © 2010 ABC
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This is just so nonsensical I don't even know where to start http://www.mercurynews.com/breaking-news/c...?nclick_check=1
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February 18, 2010 3:30PM http://www.news.com.au/breaking-news/canna...0-1225831844834 Copyright 2009 News Limited CANNABIS is easier to buy than a pizza, says a drug expert, so why not legalise and tax it to benefit everyone? Dr Alex Wodak, the director of the Alcohol and Drug Service at Sydney's St Vincent's Hospital, says cannabis will soon be Australia's smoke of choice. "In a few years time, we'll have more Australians smoking cannabis than we have smoking tobacco and by default that market is largely taken over by criminals,'' Dr Wodak said. "Having a black market of that size is not good for anybody and inevitably big black markets can only survive i…
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By TONY WALL - Sunday Star Times Last updated 05:00 15/08/2010 http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/4025675/Ca...-former-top-cop © 2010 Fairfax New Zealand Limited A recently retired senior police officer who once headed the National Drug Intelligence Bureau says police have made a "tactical mistake" in the way they deal with cannabis offences. Detective Inspector Harry Quinn, who retired in 2008 after 37 years in the police, is calling on senior police to lead a debate on the cannabis issue, saying he is "disappointed" that no one in the organisation is prepared to speak out. He says this is because police see cannabis as a "political time bomb". Quinn, who al…
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Source: http://www.news.com.au/breaking-news/canad...0-1225907177239
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Another top expert in the UK has called for drugs to be decriminalised, arguing current tactics have not worked. http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/UK-News/D...alisation_In_UK The thing that gets me is, what's different here? Once again you have someone who's an expert in a field making a strong, rational argument, followed by the same tired old lines from the police and government opposing that view. But you're not reducing drug use!!! The figures show more cannabis is being grown than ever before, meaning demand is higher than ever. You've had decades of a current drug policy to work out how to reduce demand, and all it's done has gone up! Prohibition will nev…
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