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Those drugs are already banned. It doesn't prevent the abuse. The addicts will be there, if you see them or not. So the solution in Frankfurt is to connect with
by PurpleRamen 3y ago
Those drugs are already banned. It doesn't prevent the abuse. The addicts will be there, if you see them or not. So the solution in Frankfurt is to connect with the addicts, and help them in some ways, to make it less bad for them, and thus in response make it less bad for society. Because Frankfurt was already worse in the past, far worse. And it became bad again in the last years because of the pandemia and a shift in politics, which should give an impression on how bad it will get without proper support.
- jterrys 3y ago>Those drugs are already banned. It doesn't prevent the abuse. In Singapore if they catch you with heroin, you hang. I think in Taiwan they give you 10 years for weed. I wasn't solicited for drugs. I felt safe at night. In both cases their metro was clean. It seems to work for them. At least to my apparent superficial standards. You either go full measure or decriminalize it. The West has never gone full measure. We are slowly decriminalizing it.
- seanmcdirmid 3y agoYou'll probably get solicited for drugs sometime in Beijing Sanlitun if you look like a foreigner. So Asia isn't completely clean, even if the penalties for drugs are high in China. Still feel safe at night, however.
- PurpleRamen 3y ago> In Singapore if they catch you with heroin, you hang. That's not an option. Germany is pretty woke about human rights.