News (Media Awareness Project) - CN ON: PUB LTE: Regulating Drugs Would Save Addicts From Harm |
Title: | CN ON: PUB LTE: Regulating Drugs Would Save Addicts From Harm |
Published On: | 2005-07-04 |
Source: | Windsor Star (CN ON) |
Fetched On: | 2008-01-16 01:03:49 |
REGULATING DRUGS WOULD SAVE ADDICTS FROM HARM
Re: Crystal Meth Is A New And Growing Problem, June 27. If users were free
to purchase clean, cheap, quality-tested marijuana, cocaine, heroin, etc. at
the corner store, why would anyone bother with such an awful drug as meth?
If the drug was legally produced in government-inspected premises by
knowledgeable and experienced people, it would be much less harmful. When
alcohol was made legal after being prohibited, the number of users dying or
suffering harm as a result of ingesting that drug dropped precipitously.
The best way to reduce the harm and heartbreak of illegal drugs is to
legalize them.
Alan Randell
Victoria, B.C.
Re: Crystal Meth Is A New And Growing Problem, June 27. If users were free
to purchase clean, cheap, quality-tested marijuana, cocaine, heroin, etc. at
the corner store, why would anyone bother with such an awful drug as meth?
If the drug was legally produced in government-inspected premises by
knowledgeable and experienced people, it would be much less harmful. When
alcohol was made legal after being prohibited, the number of users dying or
suffering harm as a result of ingesting that drug dropped precipitously.
The best way to reduce the harm and heartbreak of illegal drugs is to
legalize them.
Alan Randell
Victoria, B.C.
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