Are you in favor of decriminalizing drug use?

Yes, only in cases where drugs are scientifically-tested and approved for medical use and not for recreational activities

No, but legalis drugs thaf offer medecinal benefits. Additionally increase funding for addiction prevention and rehabilitation.

As long as the drugs have good benefits for every people.

Yes, but regulate and tax the sale and distribution of the drugs.

You didn't specify if it's legal or illegal drugs, I'd disagree on criminalizing legal drugs.

No, they need to face their consequences.

Yes, but only if it is not going over the healthy amount and it is not a drug that has MAJOR side effects over or not.

because drug users are victims also, intensify criminal laws against drug traffickers and pushers.

Yes, But not the highgrade marijuanas

No, drugs with medicinal benefits should only be distributed at hospitals and at the right amount of dosage. Illegal drug dealers take advantage of their clients by making them addicted to the drug to make them buy more which obviously should be illegal.

Yes, if decriminalizing means that drug use becomes a public health issue rather than a criminal issue.

Yes, for drugs that offer medicinal benefits AND increase funding for addiction prevention and rehabilitation

Pro-choice, but abortions should be prohibited when it's already on the 2nd or 3rd trimester.

Depends on the drug that they are using, they should be supervised by a medical practitioner.

How might the decriminalization of drugs affect the quality of life for those who struggle with substance abuse?

If drugs were decriminalized, do you believe there would be more or less stigma around drug addiction?

Can you think of any historical decisions that resemble the decriminalization of drugs, and what were their outcomes?

In what ways might your community be different if people were not incarcerated for drug possession?

How could decriminalizing drugs impact the relationship between communities and law enforcement?

Imagine a world where drug use is no longer a crime; what positive and negative outcomes do you foresee?

How can we balance the need for public safety with the rights of individuals when it comes to drug use?

Should people be punished for what they choose to put into their own bodies, or is personal freedom more important?

If you or someone you love struggled with addiction, how would the decriminalization of drugs affect your perspective?

How would society change if all drugs were legal tomorrow?

No, drug makes people to cannot think rationally, drugs destroy right of body of people.

No, drug makes people to cannot think rationally, drugs destroy right of body.

Yes, and support a increased funding for addiction prevention, treatments, and rehabilitation, as well as mandatory rehabilitation programs in lieu of imprisonment.

Yes, but only for drugs that are harmless and provide medical benefits like marijuana.

Yes, for an example Marijuana

Yes , on all drugs as more restrictions leads people to have more issues rather than less

Yes, and retroactively reduce sentences for those already serving time, and increase addiction prevention and rehabilitation funding.

Yes, and create additional regulation for the sake of drugs.

Yes, and create regulation for the drugs.

Yes, based on evidence, the focus should be on rehabilitating those suffering from addiction.

Regardless, initiatives need to be taken against pornography as well.

Yes, but not legalizing it

Yes, for most but not all drugs, and we should also retroactively reduce sentences for those already serving time, because we should be treating drug abuse as a health issue, not a criminal issue

Yes, for most but not all drugs, and we should also retroactively reduce sentences for those already serving time

Yes, but the government must regulate and tax the production and distribution of drugs, and enforce criminal laws against drug traffickers effectively. Otherwise, we should focus more on education, rehabilitation and treatment by increasing funding for rehabilitation programs.

No, but the penalty for drug dealing should be increased, rather than the penalty for drug use.

force rehab

Is not the drug but the person or individual.

Yes, and open clinics to help addicts get the medical help they need

No, but this decision should be made at the state and local level

Regardless, this decision should be made at the state and local level

Yes, but regulate and tax the production and distribution of drugs, and enforce criminal laws against drug traffickers more effectively. Drug addiction should be treated as a health/social problem, and we must focus more on education, rehabilitation and treatment for drug users (who are also victims) by increasing funding for rehabilitation programs.

Yes, and immediately release everyone serving time for their use

Yes, but I would prefer legalizing all drugs

Yes, with better, more efficient regulation of production and distribution of drugs, and increased funding for rehabilitation programs where people addicted to drugs can seek help. Drug addiction should be treated as a health/social problem – which warrants rehabilitation and treatment.