Re:Portugal’s radical drug policy is working. Why hasn’t the...
by isolli on Wednesday December 06, 2017 @05:52AM
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Except the article precisely says that the change cannot be attributed to this single policy:
> Portugal’s remarkable recovery, and the fact that it has held steady through several changes in government – including conservative leaders who would have preferred to return to the US-style war on drugs – could not have happened without an enormous cultural shift, and a change in how the country viewed drugs, addiction – and itself. In many ways, the law was merely a reflection of transformations that were already happening in clinics, in pharmacies and around kitchen tables across the country.
Intellectual dishonesty seems to be on your side, this time.
> Portugal’s remarkable recovery, and the fact that it has held steady through several changes in government – including conservative leaders who would have preferred to return to the US-style war on drugs – could not have happened without an enormous cultural shift, and a change in how the country viewed drugs, addiction – and itself. In many ways, the law was merely a reflection of transformations that were already happening in clinics, in pharmacies and around kitchen tables across the country.
Intellectual dishonesty seems to be on your side, this time.