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>in aggregate, unconstrained drug abuse and addiction can and does have devastating effects I ask again, a cost greater than the impotent war on drugs and the
by mptest 3y ago
>in aggregate, unconstrained drug abuse and addiction can and does have devastating effects
I ask again, a cost greater than the impotent war on drugs and the cartel violence? I say of course not. I'd rather have some addicts in rehab centers than drug cartels with 5% of the global economy, and frankly I question the judgement of anyone who can't do that math.
- rendall 3y agoI think they are about even in social costs, tbh, but I would rather have the social devastation associated with freely available drugs than the social corruption associated with prohibition, if I must choose between the two.