End the War on Drugs Now!
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We, the undersigned, believe that the continued War on Drugs, waged by the United States of America, has long outlived its usefulness.
We further believe that the War on Drugs has historically caused more harm to American citizens and has only served to multiply the problems caused by drug use. We disagree with the use of our tax dollars to continue fighting a war that cannot be won--especially a war that is being waged against our fellow citizens by our own government.
We believe that by ending the War on Drugs and instead implementing government regulations and through the decriminalization of certain drugs that honest citizens can reclaim their neighborhoods that have been torn apart by drug use, and that we can end the overpopulation of our jails and prisons. We believe that through the governmentally-regulated, private sale of certain drugs that we can easier protect our children from the dangers and usage of those drugs by taking them off the streets where they can get them practically any time.
We, the undersigned, do not condone the use of drugs. However, we are fully aware of their availability. We believe the War on Drugs to be counter-productive to our efforts to teach our children the dangers of drugs and converse to the very freedoms we hold dear as Americans.
We further believe that the War on Drugs has historically caused more harm to American citizens and has only served to multiply the problems caused by drug use. We disagree with the use of our tax dollars to continue fighting a war that cannot be won--especially a war that is being waged against our fellow citizens by our own government.
We believe that by ending the War on Drugs and instead implementing government regulations and through the decriminalization of certain drugs that honest citizens can reclaim their neighborhoods that have been torn apart by drug use, and that we can end the overpopulation of our jails and prisons. We believe that through the governmentally-regulated, private sale of certain drugs that we can easier protect our children from the dangers and usage of those drugs by taking them off the streets where they can get them practically any time.
We, the undersigned, do not condone the use of drugs. However, we are fully aware of their availability. We believe the War on Drugs to be counter-productive to our efforts to teach our children the dangers of drugs and converse to the very freedoms we hold dear as Americans.
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Goal
400 signatures
Goal: 1,000
Latest Signatures
3 January 2016
3 January 2016
399.
Raymond S
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Drug war increases crime
Registered Voter (Yes/No)
no
Political Affiliation
Libertarian
30 December 2015
27 December 2015
397.
David J
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Never done drugs and never will, but we should be able to do what we want with our bodies!
Registered Voter (Yes/No)
Yes
Political Affiliation
Libertarian
22 December 2015
396.
John G
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The Constitution gives Congress no ability to ban any substance for personal use.
Registered Voter (Yes/No)
Yes
Political Affiliation
Libertarian
21 December 2015
395.
Garrett J
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I have the right to make my own choices
Registered Voter (Yes/No)
Yes
Political Affiliation
Democrat
19 December 2015
394.
Randy W
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Stop filling the pockets of prison-related corporations and putting 1st time offenders in the same prison system as hardened criminals.
Registered Voter (Yes/No)
Yes
Political Affiliation
Independent
19 December 2015
17 December 2015
17 December 2015
8 December 2015
3 December 2015
389.
Alice S
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End the war on drugs now!
Registered Voter (Yes/No)
yes
Political Affiliation
democrat
2 December 2015
1 December 2015
20 November 2015
20 November 2015
385.
Andrew S
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at www.DrugActionNetwork.com we are working to end the most pressing crisis in America - the failed war on drugs.
Registered Voter (Yes/No)
YES
Political Affiliation
None
5 November 2015
384.
R O
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The War on Drugs put drugs deemed illegal under the control of a criminal element... so technically, the government supports drug cartels and the likes not the user, manufacturer or distributor (that's called commerce). Remember what was said about the fa
28 October 2015
20 October 2015
6 October 2015
381.
Marshall G
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The biggest failed war in the history of the United States...unconstitutional, unwinnable, unfair, unaffordable, and unending. It's time to treat drug abuse as a mental issue and not a crime. Our prisons have become grossly overcrowded, with millions rece
4 October 2015
18 September 2015
16 September 2015
378.
Mario T
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Have we learned nothing from our past?Prohibition creates organized crimes and violent criminals.
Registered Voter (Yes/No)
Yes
Political Affiliation
None.
2 September 2015
377.
Andy S
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I have never been, nor will I ever become a drug user, but this "war" is simply too costly in that it's had the opposite of its intended effect. We need to formulate a new strategy, perhaps based around education.
Registered Voter (Yes/No)
yes
31 August 2015
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