Should drugs be made illegal, after they were made legal?

[Jason2022]

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/oregon-lawmakers-voted-to-recriminalize-drugs-the-bill-s-future-is-now-in-the-governor-s-hands/

What are some pros and cons? Well, in the case of the US state of Oregon, many people claimed decriminalization didn't work, so they're trying to roll back on it. If you think this is a wise move, how much should it be rolled back? I don't think the article is saying marijuana is made illegal again. That would be very dumb.

 

[Demon_skeith]

If prohibition taught us anything, people will still get what they want. So best keep it legal and regulated.

 

[Jason2022]

If prohibition taught us anything, people will still get what they want. So best keep it legal and regulated.

Oregon is a really liberal state. If things are messing up, there must be strong reasons. In fact, people getting what they want is beside the point, I think.

 

[Augusta]

If prohibition taught us anything, people will still get what they want. So best keep it legal and regulated.

I totally agree with you, even some people don't mind abusing even food that's humans for you. The best bet is to keep it legal but regulated