The War On Drugs Ruined My Block
A Documentary on the Drug War with Attorney Marc J. Victor
Attorney Marc J. Victor talks about the failed war on drugs in this short documentary.
Attorney Marc J. Victor talks about the failed war on drugs in this short documentary. The war on drugs has been a complete failure. With the cost of lives, money, and resources escalating, it’s time to end this failed policy; just as we did the war on alcohol.
In order to think clearly about the drug war, people need to separate the evils resulting from drug abuse from the evils resulting from this foolish drug war. The drug war itself has given birth to incalculable violence for the past several decades. It seems proponents of the drug war simply ignore the root causes of the violence in question.
In a free society, competent adults must be allowed to ingest any substance they choose into their body; even if it is bad for them. Such freedom would undoubtedly result in some people ruining their lives. However, all of the violence associated with the manufacture, transportation, sales, and use of drugs would immediately end. Isn’t that by itself a sufficient reason to end the drug war; especially given that people who want to use drugs use them despite decades of failed efforts to convince them otherwise? There is no downside to ending the failed war on drugs and an almost incalculable upside for everyone except the drug dealers and drug enforcement officers.
I especially want to thank Joey Hamby, who took the lead on my case. Joey was sharp, down-to-earth, and always made sure I understood what was going on. He gave me real peace of mind during a stressful time, and I always felt like I was in good hands.
I also want to thank Tory Stewart for her work behind the scenes—her support made a real difference and didn’t go unnoticed.
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Thank You Lia.