你是否支持将药物使用列为非犯罪行为？

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30% 是的	70% 不
25% 是的	57% 不
5% 是，对大多数但不是所有毒品	6% 不，但是对提供医疗效应的毒品例如大麻进行合法化
0% 是的，并且追溯以往来减少对那些已经服刑的判决	3% 不，但增加毒瘾预防和戒毒的资金投入
	2% 不，应该加大对毒贩的惩罚力度
	2% 不支持，我们应该推行更严厉的药品监管法

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