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No, but it's not the root cause that should be fought. Things that cause drug abuse, especially the most harmful ones, are: * lack of education. This was some
by locallost 4y ago
No, but it's not the root cause that should be fought.
Things that cause drug abuse, especially the most harmful ones, are:
* lack of education. This was sometimes on purpose, with drug companies lying to get people hooked on opioids
* poverty and despair in general
* mental health
* many other things
Those can and should be fought, and they are a lot more effective than policing overall, and also a lot cheaper.
- corbulo 4y agoDo you think it's possible that drugs prevent the things on that list from happening? Drugs are more frequently causal of those things than a symptom. It's more common to find people who start addictions from a financially stable position where they have some discretional income. Rarely do people begin addictions where they have to decide between food or a drug they're not addicted to.