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Should the US decriminalize all drugs like Portugal and Norway ?
Several other countries have decriminalized all drugs with much success, isn't it time we consider a logical solution to a major problem that will never ever go away?
9 Answers
- Anonymous3 years agoFavorite Answer
Yes. People are going to do recreational drugs whether they're legal or not. Absolutely no need to lock someone in a cage because they want to have a good time.
- Anonymous3 years ago
I haven't heard about Norway doing that, but yes, cannabis and some other ones should be regulated like alcohol and tobacco are
- ?Lv 73 years ago
It's Big Pharma that are killing people. More people die from opioid ODs than illegal street drugs. I say put the executives of the big pharmaceutical companies on trial for manslaughter. They have a bigger body-count than El Chapo.
Get the guys carrying the briefcases, saying they're " legitimate businessmen." They're making millions taking advantage of addicted people. Leave the pot-smokers alone, go after the REAL killers.
- JeffreyLv 73 years ago
How much more are you willing to pay for all of the prisons that would be needed?
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- Anonymous3 years ago
Do you really want all those extra blacks on the streets?
- Anonymous3 years ago
It should be on a case by case basis. Portugal is too addictive to be legalized, but I'm not sure about the substance, Norway.
- ?Lv 73 years ago
no not all drugs .. pot ok .. pcp nope .. i dont want to be dealing with these aholes on the road knowing that stuff is available at the grocery store ..
