Re:Once hailed for decriminalizing drugs, Portugal is now ha...
by KaiserPro on Saturday July 08, 2023 @05:05AM
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a few things:
1) illegal drugs are still illegal, just like now.
2) the quality of the illegal drugs rise significantly if sourced from reliable, regulated manufactures
3) the "blood" cost of production drops precipitously
4) the end user cost drops as well.
Now without support, those addicted will still flounder. However they won't need to do as much crime to fund it (much better for society, worse for the individual)
1) illegal drugs are still illegal, just like now.
2) the quality of the illegal drugs rise significantly if sourced from reliable, regulated manufactures
3) the "blood" cost of production drops precipitously
4) the end user cost drops as well.
Now without support, those addicted will still flounder. However they won't need to do as much crime to fund it (much better for society, worse for the individual)