I don't think the "war on drugs" has been retired, because it's never truly ended. It has become more limited in some places, and it has changed tactics and directions, but the war is still being fought.
I think the takeaway needs to be that the war on drugs must *actually* end in order for progress to be really made.
I don't think the "war on drugs" has been retired, because it's never truly ended. It has become more limited in some places, and it has changed tactics and directions, but the war is still being fought.
I think the takeaway needs to be that the war on drugs must *actually* end in order for progress to be really made.
Hey Sheil!
I don't think the "war on drugs" has been retired, because it's never truly ended. It has become more limited in some places, and it has changed tactics and directions, but the war is still being fought.
I think the takeaway needs to be that the war on drugs must *actually* end in order for progress to be really made.