Mandatory rehab for addicts. Dealers executed.

End this chit srs.

Why not just go full Duterte and kill dealers and addicts, you commie ****git?

including the pharmaceutical companies or nah?

If need be. But try dealers first.Those who knowingly sold addictive harmful drugs should be executed.

First step to fixing America is killing drug dealers and reducing alcohol usage. Next step is bring mental asylums back. Then we need an anti slooting campaign and more emphasis on 2 parent families.

We've rolled out safe injecting rooms here, OP. To a reasonable degree of success. Do they have those in US?


The War on Drugs is a failure, btw.

Yeah we have them and they help a bit, but one issue is we are too lax. We don't mandate rehab. War on drugs isn't hardcore enough. We are too lax on everything. The drug trade in America is a huge business. You need to be killing everyone smuggling drugs at the border. Lee Kuan Yew was right.

That would lead to a lot more violence.

Sometimes violence is necessary bro.

Will be evaluated based on how much they donate to congressional candidates.

Yes, I argued a long time ago the war on drugs is designed to fail because that is profitable.

There's no political motivation for reform or change. Primarily, due to three factors: A lack of public awareness, political motivations and government motivations. A politician will gauge his rhetoric by what he thinks the public wants to hear. The uninformed public will see red upon hearing a politician is going to go easy on hardened criminals. If you reform the drug laws in any way which might be effective, your political opponents will shame you and distort the proposed reform into this scenario where crime will increase under your policy. The ignorant public will agree with that image and support the politician who goes hard on criminals.

There's also a sizeable financial incentive from the prison industrial complex to make harsher laws and build private prisons. The government funds prisons based on a few factors like time served, severity of crime and total prisoner number. They then try and turn a profit through being more efficient than the government and it's not through any means which seems to rehabilitate the prisoner and ensure lack of recidivism, like higher education or healthcare programs government run prisons have, or simulating a IRL working day by using them as indentured servants. This is a major conflict of interest and the prisons turn a higher profit by imprisoning more people, and the politicians secure a comfy job and more campaign funding.

This isn't all too dissimilar to the problem I've been arguing exists at the core of the modern day political right, GOP and Trumpism. It's the very epitome of a vicious cycle: The political elite who created the war on drugs profit massively on the very fact of its ineffectiveness when we allow these systems.

yet OP pushed a drug thats killing ppl cause it was made by pfizer fking LOL

Beat me to it.

They're practically legal in Portland, and San Francisco, how's that working out for those two cities?

And there's a reason mental asylums were closed by JFK.

Rehab??? Ever look up the success rate for rehab?

And you pretty much want to ban alcohol, but legalize drugs, and you're all about the pharmacy business?

Starbucks has announced that it is closing at least 16 of its stores, citing not only safety concerns, but because of drug use by some customers inside their public bathrooms.


The closures come after Starbucks says it received several complaints from employees about rampant drug use by customers in bathrooms.

By the end of month, Starbucks will shutter stores in Seattle, Portland, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., and Los Angeles.

Sometimes you just want to see the left get what they want, and laugh at the consequences.

Not sure where you are bro but harm reduction is failing hard here in Canada.

Safe injection sites, clean crack pipes, allowing tent cities, decriminalizing open drug use and now ever increasing housing. It's not as effective as people think and the research is weak as fukk (so many confounders in social science research).

I agree with OP that forced treatment is our best chance followed by housing once they are clean (it's way too common to have people go through rehab and get clean just to walk straight back to the streets. In that environment they will inevitably start using again).

Institutionalizing them is what needs to happen. So many are so brain damaged (and now retarded or aggressive) due to so many hypoxic episodes from repeated overdoses. They can never integrate back into society. Whether you just want them off the streets or you have compassion for them they need to proper care. Their lives are miserable and protecting their rights to overdose etc is not compassion.

Friendly reminder that Bodhy, an openly homosexual autist, is a fat chicken nugget munching loser that loves getting his angus pounded by trannies and z4v4.

Might be based but I'm all for letting addicts die by the thousands. Maybe one in a hundred will ever be contributing members of society again. All "harm reduction" does is move the problem around but it does nothing to solve it beyond keeping addicts alive longer so they can do more harm to themselves and others.

This sounds a lot like Krokodil from Russia, which also ate flesh and had similar problems. Maybe it finally made its' way over here.

Some places in Europe have a great model with forced rehab and housing, then if they need rehab again they can easily get it, but their taxes pay for it and are much higher than here.

Where are you getting that I want to legalize drugs? What's with your strawman retardation?

Forced rehab = jail for druggies

Why should drug offenses be treated the same way as violent crimes? That just leads to more of a mess. We should have separate facilities specifically for druggies to get detoxed.

Depends on how you define success. There's been countless billions spent on it. Someone's been receiving all that money. Everyone from the weapons manufacturers to the agencies and the people who work for them. "Fighting" drugs has grown into an industry unto itself. Why would they ever want to "win" that war?

1) Execute drug smugglers at border
2) Execute the drug dealers at home + everyone who profits from drug trade
3) Mandate rehab for druggies (Even if it fails, keep sending them back and have special rehab facilities that double as jails for druggies)
4) Mandatory piss test if arrested

If that doesn't work, you can go to more aggressive measures.

it's also something very difficult to quantify - we have no idea how many people didn't become addicted, didn't cause injuries while impaired, etc

Why should a drug user be "forced" to go to rehab? What crime did they commit?

So someone who sells pot deserves the death penalty? Guss you're gonna be putting to death all those people that work at dispensaries......

Focusing on the harder drugs. Aren't you a Trumper? Trump had the exact same position.

Wincel, can we include big pharma companies? Biggest drug dealers in the world.

Yea ones that knowingly sold harmful drugs like Purdue Pharma. Otherwise, if you're just trying to go after all medicine in general, you should probably be executed for other reasons and have your organs harvested. You're kind of old though so maybe animal feed would be a better use for you.

I support this.

Someone who sells coke, why should they be put to death?

Are we starting with pfizer?