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After the War on Drugs (Sub: ENG, HUN, RUS)

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We have to end the war on drugs - that's right, but what comes after? Do we have real alternatives of prohibition? We asked leading drug policy reformers about their concepts and ideas about legal regulation at the International Drug Policy Reform Conference in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Watch the video and learn more!

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  • Thanks for this video. Gives me a lot to think about.

  • Keep up the good work. Wish I was on that conferance...

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  • a civil war just like anti slavery --- enslaved to the doctor --- or wild eyed southern boys and damn yankees --- not Mr and Mrs southern slave owner --- doctors

  • @atchisrj1 I was being facetious on the Atlas Shrugged point. I am actually far too informed about objectivism to seek it. We have a world standard of living precisely because of mixed capitalism. Pure Libertarianism may appeal to the baser instinct of greed, but it serves negative consequence to lower levels of the social caste. Believe me, it sounds good, but so do multi-level marketing schemes. I'm being absolutely serious on that point.

  • @matcotech You are very misinformed on free market capitalism. It is the one system that benefits everyone equally unlike the system we have now Corporatism ie: Fascism. That benefits the corporations at the expense of everyone else. In a free market there are no to very few corporations and every individual can through their hard work pull them selves up to the top. Capitalism is the only fare system. Atlas Shrugged is a work of fiction, nobody is even suggesting it be added to the Constitution

  • @atchisrj1 I'd be willing to vote for Dr. Paul if he'd trim the corporatist collusion.Capitalism is a raw mother**** for those on the bottom. (R) Gary Johnson is my ticket, not (R) Obama again. I'd rather vote for someone with honesty and integrity than my party preference. Ron Paul is a genuine and honest man, but that's what also scares me. Let's please not add atlas shrugged as an addendum to the constitution.

  • @matcotech We can work for a change by supporting Dr. Ron Paul in 2012. A true Libertarian Conservative that wants to get Government out of our life's. We can return our rights in our lifetime.

  • @atchisrj1 I wish that were true, but it's like discerning who a "real" christian is. Libertarians, Liberals, and secular conservatives all usually endorse personal liberty. However, the political establishment conservatives are fascist. They are the hatchet men of the religious right. The traditional conservatives, (D or R) were the worst stewards of liberty ever. We live in a complete police state.

  • @matcotech Only Neo Cons really do. True Conservatives endorse personal Liberty.

  • @matcotech I'm conservative and am totally for this. Please, don't talk shit. There are alot of conservatives that support this.

  • Conservatives hate the idea that people own their own brain. They'd rather have your mind stuffed full of evangelical bullshit and nationalist rhetoric.

  • @Kboman It's physically impossible for heroin addicts to go cold turkey, the withdrawal will cause more physical damage to their body than their continued use of the drug.

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