Drug Policy Change

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The US has 5% of the world's population. The hearts and souls of many patriotic Americans are crying over the fact that here in, "the land of the free," we have 25% of the world's prison population (and growing by the hour). A drug-free America is an unattainable utopian delusion. It is within our power to change policies that prevent self-government. Let's never say, "The vision of a free America, might have been."

Do you think people who choose to use marijuana (cannabis) medicinally to illeviate their pain and suffering should be allowed to without fear of prosecution by the federal government?

	75% (9)	yes
	25% (3)	no

12 voters have answered this question.

Do you think drug policy should change to a more humane approach of regulation and treament?

	75% (9)	yes
	25% (3)	no

12 voters have answered this question.

Do you think drug treatment should be voluntary?

	58% (7)	yes
	41% (5)	no

12 voters have answered this question.

Ending prohibition would kill the economic incentive of those involved in the black market to turn our children into users. Do you agree?

	63% (7)	yes
	36% (4)	no

11 voters have answered this question.

Stopping the drug war would end prohibition violence and corruption in law enforcement, just as it did with the end of alcohol prohibition. Is this a true statement?

	63% (7)	yes
	36% (4)	no

11 voters have answered this question.

There is a pervasive public disrespect for the law. What message do our present policies send to our people?

	30% (3)	The government is concerned about our health
	30% (3)	Alcohol/nicotine are the best recreational drugs
	40% (4)	Laws are made to be broken

10 voters have answered this question.

There is no record of marijuana ever killing anyone. Can we say the same of alcohol, tobacco, heroin, cocaine, etc.?

	100% (12)	no
	0% (0)	yes

12 voters have answered this question.

Supporting the drug war supports terrorists. Should we adopt a drug policy that causes less harm than good?

	81% (9)	yes
	18% (2)	no

11 voters have answered this question.

Many Americans can not afford health insurance or expensive prescription medicines. Should they be allowed to grow medicinal herb gardens?

	66% (8)	yes
	33% (4)	no

12 voters have answered this question.

This poll was created on 2002-05-30 17:36:47 by colleen