| 59.4% |  | United States |
| 8.7% |  | United Kingdom |
| 5% |  | Canada |
| 4% |  | Australia |
| 3.5% |  | Philippines |
| 2.6% |  | Netherlands |
| 2.4% |  | India |
| 1.6% |  | Germany |
| 1% |  | France |
| 0.7% |  | Poland |
| Today: | 230 |
| Yesterday: | 251 |
| This Week: | 230 |
| Last Week: | 2221 |
| This Month: | 4818 |
| Last Month: | 6796 |
| Total: | 129417 |
What Motley Crue Can Teach Us About Drug Legalization
Friday, 05 September 2008 15:20 | 
Written by Administrator | 
| 
| 
Drug Abuse
This article might be of interest – from a blog on the Ludwig von Mises Institute website (libertarian, Austrian School economics):
There could be some more sophistication about the nature of drug use, but the costs analysis is interesting - although he doesn’t question the validity of the state or corporations imposing drug tests as a “cost,” which seems strange for a libertarian.
Ken Tupper
--
What Motley Crue Can Teach Us About Drug Legalization
"Socialist Realism" in the Service of the Drug War
(03 October 2011)
Copyright © 2010 drugtext foundation.
Drug Abuse & Addiction, Detoxification, Treatment, Opiate Withdrawal. Substance Abuse: Heroin, Cocaine, Marijuana, Crystal meth, Vicodin, OxyContin, Amphetamines, Percocet and others.
All Rights Reserved.