> Habitual drug addicts don't have personal responsibility, family support, or a community of non-drug addicts to depend on. survivorship_bias_plane.png There

> Habitual drug addicts don't have personal responsibility, family support, or a community of non-drug addicts to depend on. survivorship_bias_plane.png There are millions of habitual hard drug users that do have some personal responsibility, some family support, some sober people around them encouraging them. They are holding down jobs and paying for their own housing, they've already quit multiple times but have gotten pulled back in. For those people forced incarceration could maybe solve their addiction at the cost of their housing and their job.