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and is addiction a crime? -- nm
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znufrii
well, no. but it's a tragedy. something governments generally try to not promote. -- nm
Posted by
Elf Andie (aka Andie)
Aug 21 '09, 08:15
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Making it legal doesn't mean it's being promoted. The issue is really whether you think legalizing it will cause more people to do it.
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pmb
Aug 21, 08:18
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i'm not sure i disagree with the law, but i can see why there is a difference between marijuana and heroin. -- nm
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Andie
Aug 21, 08:19
I just don't see this as the government going out and promoting it.
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znufrii
Aug 21, 08:17
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Removing the illegality does start to remove a stigma, and as such, kinda back-door promotes it.
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ty97
Aug 21, 08:20
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You know what is more powerful than rehab? Heroin. -- nm
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TFox
Aug 21, 08:17
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Which dollars are more effective at dealing with heroin addicts. Dollars for enforcement or dollars for treatment?
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pmb
Aug 21, 08:20
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