panda
Smoke and mirrors
the war on drugs and the politics of failure
Control of Narcotics
United states, politics and government, 20th century
Drug control
Substance abuse
Drug traffic
Drug abuse
For sheer government absurdity, the War on Drugs is hard to beat. After three decades of increasingly punitive policies, illicit drugs are more easily available, drug potencies are greater, drug killings are more common, and drug barons are richer than ever. The War on Drugs costs Washington more th…
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