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Question: Critically evaluate the effects that drug use policies have on society and, based on your research, argue for your preferential drug use policy.

09 Oct 2022,10:52 PM

 

Critically evaluate the effects that drug use policies have on society and, based on your research, argue for your preferential drug use policy.

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The effects of drug use policies on society are varied and complex. Some drug use policies, such as the prohibition of alcohol in the 1920s, can have disastrous consequences for society as a whole. Other drug use policies, such as the legalization of marijuana in some states, can have positive effects on society by reducing crime rates and improving public health.

 

I believe that the best drug use policy is one that strikes a balance between protecting public health and ensuring individual freedom. I think that this type of policy can be best achieved by legalizing all drugs, while also implementing strict regulations on how they can be used. This would allow us to better control the quality and safety of drugs, while also allowing people to use them responsibly.

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