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Latest about Portugal – what can we learn?
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-12302523/PETER-HITCHENS-Wake-drugs-lobby-finally-proved-wrong.html
Could the link between marijuana use and mental illness also increase the risk of overdose & death?
https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/massive-danish-study-finds-strong-link-between-pot-addiction-and-mental-illness/?utm_source=digest-freedom-2023-05-17&utm_medium=email
If you are wondering why “Safer Supply” does more harm than good, read this:
https://nationalpost.com/opinion/hard-drugs-for-addicts-a-catastrophic-failure
Drug fail: The Liberal government’s ‘safer supply’ is fuelling a new opioid crisis
In this special report, National Post columnist Adam Zivo details how drugs handed out for free are being sold on the black market to fund fentanyl addictions https://nationalpost.com/feature/how-the-liberal-governments-safer-supply-is-fuelling-a-new-opioid-crisis
What is more inhumane: mandatory treatment or to keep enabling addicts? Read this perspective.
https://www.westernstandard.news/opinion/morgan-its-inhumane-to-keep-enabling-addicts/article_b783c040-decd-11ed-a0bf-67e1e33648ee.html
Chris Selley: Harm-reduction proponents need to acknowledge its failures
Regular readers will know that I support harm-reduction strategies to address the horrifying death toll from opioid addictions — notably supervised injection sites and the provision of pharmaceutical-grade alternatives to the potentially fatal mystery-cocktails for sale on the street. Regular readers might … Continue reading
Harm Reduction is Not Enough! To see why not, check out this article.
Decriminalization is meant to reduce stigma associated with drug use. Some might say “stigma” is a good thing. It might actually help save lives. Check out this article.
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/world/article-oregon-opioid-overdose/
Daphne Bramham: B.C. stressed harm reduction, not treatment, and leads Canada in opioid death rate
Opinion: Despite B.C.’s many firsts, Alberta has a far lower death rate after prioritizing treatment In 2022 — the seventh year of a public health emergency — the number of British Columbians who died due to the toxic supply of … Continue reading
5 Reasons Why B.C. Decriminalizing Hard Drugs is a Terrible Idea.
https://fb.watch/isAFP_d3U8/?mibextid=j8LeHn
