The War on Drugs

Throughout the history of the US government, people know that policies can affect lifestyles and all aspects. It chose to study the theme of "drug war". And it influences policy influence on society, does it truly contribute to the masses or tend to expand social inequality? In a sense, this topic is very important to me. Look at the community in which I live, see how drugs influence people's lives, destroy families, and destroy the community itself I'm watching it. I would like to know if "drug war" prevents our neighbors from being overwhelmed by drugs or hides the real problem that needs to be resolved.

# 1 | We need a war with "drugs" - if public safety is really a potential motive, tobacco, alcohol, opioids will be illegal tomorrow. These are the three most deadly medicines in our country. Instead, "drug warfare" began as a means to control groups (hippies and blacks) that the government considers as dangerous, as Nixon's Top Aid recognizes. By making harmless drugs harmless to marijuana (0 people died in 2015), the Nixon administration could weaken the two opposing voices. There is no reasonable reason for investing people in cannabis or mushrooms prison outside population management, as large public sake and pharmaceutical companies legally sell their harmful products to drug addicts.

Most drugs are owned and sold. The scope of these measures is known as "drug warfare", a term made by former president Richard Nixon in June 1971. Drug war is indeed a war, which caused adversarial civil attacks against minorities in the United States, carried out by law enforcement staff through criminal racial discrimination. In the process of my paper I will explain the facts and details to prove that the battle against drugs is only scapegoat for American minorities. medicine,

President Nixon officially announced "drug war" in 1971, making narcotic use "head of the public enemy". This initiative resulted in an increase in federal funds to narcotics regulators and more rigorous enforcement measures such as compulsory imprisonment for drug offenses were carried out. In 1973, Nixon established the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) to stop drug use and smuggling in the United States. We can not treat it as illegal whether we oppose war or the people of the black people, but the public ties the hippie, the marijuana, the black people, the heroin, both of which are severely captured, these communities You may destroy it. We can arrest their leaders, attack their homes, destroy their rallies and stay up late at night.