War on Drugs
The election issue of drugs and politics has caused controversial arguments. The two current opposing solutions are to either criminalize drug offenders or to legalize the use of drugs. Both solutions have resulted in failure in the larger scope. As a result, society should focus on a more psychological political approach.
Michael’s Daughter Exhibits the Agony of Many Who Suffer From Their Parent’s Addictions
Describes the pain of living with a parent who is addicted to drugs and uses Michael Jackson’s daughter as an example of others who experience the same.
Regurgitation Nation
Exploring North America’s fascination with deja viewing.
Legalization: Would It Lower the Cost of Addiction
Is legalization a good remedy for the economy?
Marijuana: Legality in the Making
Although marijuana is illegal because of the health risks that accompany its use, the use of marijuana for therapeutic treatments revive an age-old argument for its legality. Several of the arguments against the possible legality of marijuana are based on old myths and can be disproved with actual facts and evidence. Regardless of the good things about marijuana, there are some risks, as with other prescription drugs.
A Dash of Liquid Smoke, Please
A Dutch company is launching a new energy drink for smokers to deflate their cravings for a smoke. Its content is dubious. The reaction of authorities and anti-smoke campaigners is even more dubious.
Norwegian Regard for the Individual: The Case of the Heroin Addict
Norway’s treatment of its heroin addicts is argued to simultaneously display the highest respect for individual decision and empathic solicitude for the consequences of those decisions.
