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For a role model, the authors point to Portugal, which decriminalized not only cannabis but also possession of heroin, cocaine and methamphetamine. HIV transmission, hepatitis C and incarcerations all decreased, Beyrer said, and there was about a 15 per cent decline in substance use by young people in Portugal.
And yet when you do a little research you'll find that with zero tolerance, drug use by America's youth also dropped.
http://abcnews.go.com/US/drug-drops-ame ... d=20155714So which is it. Ban drugs, drug use drops, legalize small amounts of drugs and drug use drops?
Are these cases of "Lies, damned lies and statistics"?
But I also found this local piece of research about marijuana use by youth and if you're like me you'll love the answer about the benefits of drug use one young potential Rhodes Scholar gave.
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“Studies show that people drive more
carefully when high on weed. You are ignorant
if you think anything otherwise.”
— 15 year old male
https://www.vsb.bc.ca/sites/default/fil ... Survey.pdfAren't millennials great.
