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The war on drugs didn’t work. Oregon’s plan might.
RT @DrMtyndall: Great article @KatEschner on Oregon’s experiment with decriminalization of possession of small amounts of drugs. Critical first step in restoring justice. @DrugPolicyOrg The war on drugs didn’t work. Oregon’s plan might. | Popular Science https://t.co/n5WIfdo4Y6
OpenBallot initiatives across the country suggest we’re finally starting to change the tide in the war on drugs—and undo the damage it's caused.
RT @DrMtyndall: Great article @KatEschner on Oregon’s experiment with decriminalization of possession of small amounts of drugs. Critical first step in restoring justice. @DrugPolicyOrg The war on drugs didn’t work. Oregon’s plan might. | Popular Science https://t.co/n5WIfdo4Y6
OpenThe war on drugs didn’t work. Oregon’s plan might.
Ballot initiatives across the country suggest we’re finally starting to change the tide in the war on drugs—and undo the damage it's caused.
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