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Reevaluate Current Strategy for the War on Drugs and Propose a Way to Fix It, if not End It Outright.

Created by C.R. on April 06, 2013

After 40 years and 2.5 trillion dollars, the war on drugs has failed. The war is a war on Americans, with the majority of its budget used to arrest and imprison non-violent drug offenders. With 45% of our nation’s prisons projected to be overcrowded in 5 years & 50% of federal prisoners jailed on drug offenses, this war is breaking our finances & has turned us into the world's most heavily incarcerated country.

The majority of drug deaths today are caused by prescription drugs, not street drugs. We need to stop treating drug-abuse as a crime issue, but a health one.

Between our own citizens who smuggle guns into Mexico, & the banks that launder cartel money, this war is being subverted at all sides.

Something needs to change. Current drug policy needs to be carefully reevaluated.

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