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Title: | US TX: PUB LTE: Our 'Dream' Would Be To Legalize Drugs |
Published On: | 2002-04-15 |
Source: | Amarillo Globe-News (TX) |
Fetched On: | 2008-01-23 12:49:35 |
OUR 'DREAM' WOULD BE TO LEGALIZE DRUGS
In an April 7 story, Globe-News reporter Jennifer Lutz wrote, "The heady
days of bootlegging and moonshine vanished long ago, but remnants of
Prohibition remain.
"In 1933, voters adopted the 21st Amendment, which repealed the ban on
alcoholic beverages."
Maybe someday, somebody will write: "The heady decades of the Drug War
vanished long ago, but remnants of prohibition remain. In 2033, voters
adopted the 31st Amendment, repealing drug prohibition, but the Texas
Narcotic Commission still has regulatory work to do."
We "have a dream," for the children, to put an end to the death, disease
and incarceration caused by our nation's drug policy.
Debra Cochrain
Member
Drug Policy Forum of Texas
Fritch
In an April 7 story, Globe-News reporter Jennifer Lutz wrote, "The heady
days of bootlegging and moonshine vanished long ago, but remnants of
Prohibition remain.
"In 1933, voters adopted the 21st Amendment, which repealed the ban on
alcoholic beverages."
Maybe someday, somebody will write: "The heady decades of the Drug War
vanished long ago, but remnants of prohibition remain. In 2033, voters
adopted the 31st Amendment, repealing drug prohibition, but the Texas
Narcotic Commission still has regulatory work to do."
We "have a dream," for the children, to put an end to the death, disease
and incarceration caused by our nation's drug policy.
Debra Cochrain
Member
Drug Policy Forum of Texas
Fritch
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