I know in the uk looking at prohibition and cocaine, it has failed. Almost every pub after a weekend will have traces of cocaine in the toilets - even the Hous

I know in the uk looking at prohibition and cocaine, it has failed. Almost every pub after a weekend will have traces of cocaine in the toilets - even the Houses of Parliament has cocaine in the toilets when it has been tested. I honestly don’t believe if it was legal then there would be many more users taking it. I think because alcohol is already legal and has problems associated with it you would get an incremental increase in crimes like alcohol driven fighting and vandalism, drunk driving etc which would increase (drug driving, drug driven fighting and vandalism, etc) but overall there would be a reduction in harm, and potential benefits like taxation which can be used for treatment and education to steer people away from harm.