> which seems to be overly politicized in the US and therefore not likely to happen. to be quite blunt, this was because "drugs" was largely seen by most ameri

> which seems to be overly politicized in the US and therefore not likely to happen. to be quite blunt, this was because "drugs" was largely seen by most americans as an urban (i.e. black and hispanic) problem before meth overtook rural white america and heroin/pills started showing up and killing kids in affluent white suburbs in the last 10 years. as it turns out, anyone can get addicted to drugs! who knew. enforcement policy is already starting to change because of this.