The comparative effects of drugs.

[Carrot]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/thereporters/markeaston/2010/11/drugs_debate_hots_up.html


Today sees the publication of two pieces of scientific research that threaten to destabilise further the orthodoxy on drug policy in Britain.

One says our classification system of illicit substances is basically hopeless. The other says that decriminalising illicit drugs may be quite a good idea.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/thereporters/markeaston/0140673610614626fig4.jpg


Well, this new report looks at the arguments of both sides and attempts to provide a critical analysis of what has happened and concludes that "contrary to predictions, the Portuguese decriminalization did not lead to major increases in drug use. Indeed, evidence indicates reductions in problematic use, drug-related harms and criminal justice overcrowding

[Lockeb]

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[D.C.Rage]

I don't wanna argue the validity of this statement, but it is interesting.... Alcohol and tobacco are worse than cannabis....hmmm, I've been saying that for a loooong time :)

[yee-haw]

I don't wanna argue the validity of this statement, but it is interesting.... Alcohol and tobacco are worse than cannabis....hmmm, I've been saying that for a loooong time :)

I love me some alchy-hol!

[Beharami]

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