Thread: Drug law reform
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Old 30-09-2013, 06:43   #83
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Re: Drug law reform

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Originally Posted by tizmeinnit View Post
Decriminalisation and /or legalisation will not make the problem any worse anyone who wants drugs now can get them and with prices being high there is more chance of crime being committed let alone the hundreds of thousands of criminal event happening every day that never gets reported
sorry but that is utter crap, try basic economics if not common sense.

Your taking something that is illegal and expensive and turning into something that is legal and cheep.

1. Anyone who was put off by it being illegal will now use. The ability to walk into a shop and purchase can only increase the number of people.
2. More people will be able to afford to use as it is cheaper
3. Some people who already use will use more now as it more affordable.

So how can this not increase use and cause more problems?

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