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The war on drugs has failed, according to a UN report


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Here are two newspaper articals I found today and thought you should all see them.

Many Victims in the war on drugs

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<h2 class="title">The war on drugs has many victims </h2> Adelaide Independent Weekly - ‎Mar 27, 2009Quote: Surely, we should do something different.

 

But we're stuck on this gung-ho "war on drugs" approach.

 

It's a war we've been fighting and losing for a hundred years.

 

Questioning the War on Drugs

 

The Jakarta Post, Questioning war on drugs

Sudirman Nasir , MELBOURNE Fri, 03/27/2009 10:41 AM

 

 

A recent global drug conference in Vienna-Austria unsurprisingly revealed the fact that the so called 'war on drugs,' or the effort to reduce drug use simply by using law enforcement, policing and prohibition, has failed.

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Nope, now they'll just use law enforcement, policing, prohibition and "treatment".

 

OH and....

"When the Vatican issued a statement that harm reduction leads to the liberalisation of drug use and is thus anti-life, it was all over."

when will people stop listening to religious nut jobs who bare no evidence?

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