Heres a quote from the Washington Post: The destigmatization of drug use in the Netherlands also plays a big role in this. Drug users there arent thought of as criminals, as in the U.S., but rather as normal people engaging in unhealthy behavior. Theres a notable lack of moral judgment in the language used in the Amsterdam cocaine warnings -- contrast this with the rhetoric employed by many of the opponents of drug law liberalization in the U.S. Some final food for thought: 44 percent of Americans report having used marijuana in their lifetimes, and 14 percent have used cocaine. In the Netherlands, those numbers stand at 26 percent and 5 percent, respectively. Go ahead, call me a liberal, a pinko-commie (I sort of like the pink part though) or any other slur, but I am simply quoting and the quote is simply stating facts, just the facts.
Posted on: Wed, 10 Dec 2014 11:55:56 +0000
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