Except pot?I listen to two guys on the radio debate this question today,they also had some so-called experts on saying that decriminalization is the best way to stop drug abuse, all evidence to the contrary of course. Having had issues in my past I have some experience with addiction and decriminalization is definitely not the way to go the only thing these believing hearts I thinking about is trying to save people who don't want to be saved. I don't know what the answer is but I'm sure making drugs legal is not the way to go
These so-called experts are nuts. If you give a drug abuser the option to do drugs, 10/10 times they will choose drugs. Nothing groundbreaking but for some reason this high level of probability escapes some. We have to be able to take these people of the streets to give them help.I listen to two guys on the radio debate this question today,they also had some so-called experts on saying that decriminalization is the best way to stop drug abuse, all evidence to the contrary of course. Having had issues in my past I have some experience with addiction and decriminalization is definitely not the way to go the only thing these believing hearts I thinking about is trying to save people who don't want to be saved. I don't know what the answer is but I'm sure making drugs legal is not the way to go
Sure, but if you give them the choice of free drugs or having to steal to buy dangerous street drugs, which will they choose?These so-called experts are nuts. If you give a drug abuser the option to do drugs, 10/10 times they will choose drugs. Nothing groundbreaking but for some reason this high level of probability escapes some. We have to be able to take these people of the streets to give them help.
The soft on crime approach has more than not worked. It is putting society and citizens at risk. It's just funny how an election season in BC brings the left back to reality.