I read that Portugal derailed the program itself, underfunded and privatized it and it’s a shadow of what it was when it started. I imagine it’s important to s

I read that Portugal derailed the program itself, underfunded and privatized it and it’s a shadow of what it was when it started. I imagine it’s important to support the drug infrastructure so to speak - support for addicts, non-police-centric ways of dealing with the potential addicts etc. drugs are the devil, but they do come with their share of problems, which you can’t expect to just vanish upon legalizaton. Government/ society gotta put in an effort comparable at least to that of the anti-tobacco etc.