Nixon felt that drugs are bad, so bad people do drugs. ... Instead, it is supporting two drug enforcement and drug trafficking. America's enforcement-oriented strategy has resulted in millions of arrests and hundreds of thousands of prisoners who are Black or Hispanic. ... The policy has failed to reduce drug-related deaths, drug abuse, drug availability, and crime. laws against drugs not being an effective solution. ... Regardless, law enforcement tactics are concentrated in the poor minority neighborhoods. 2. ...

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Club drugs are a generalized term for numerous illicit drugs which are primarily synthetic. ... The effects of MDMA lead the drug to the forefront of PLUR rave culture, but the drug is not the only way that ravers bond with each other. ... The drug can also deplete the body of neurotransmitters, which can lead to depression if the drug is used for at least two days. ... In 1985, the US Drug Enforcement Administration, the DEA banned the drug, and placed in on its list of Schedule I drugs, corresponding to those substances with no proven therapeutic value. ... Since MDMA had already been patent...

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Others feel- that this heightened media coverage is a direct result of the consequences of drugs and drug abuse. ... Even though these advocates are definitely pro-war on drugs, they have no realistic illusions of the total eradication of drugs and drug abuse in the United States of America. ... To stop the trafficking of illicit drugs is just one of many aspects to fighting a successful war on drugs. ... The war on drugs was designed by the government to, basically, reduce the demand for illegal drugs by educating the public about the dangers of drugs and drug abuse. ... The surveyi...

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