Comments on: Vancouver Drug Rehab Results http://www.narconon-vancouver.org/drug-rehab-information/vancouver-drug-rehab-results/ Drug Prevention Education Vancouver Fri, 23 Sep 2011 16:02:08 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 By: Danielle http://www.narconon-vancouver.org/drug-rehab-information/vancouver-drug-rehab-results/comment-page-1/#comment-44 Danielle Wed, 25 Mar 2009 22:43:06 +0000 http://www.narconon-vancouver.org/?p=184#comment-44 This is right here, in the present, not the future. This is right here, in the present, not the future.

]]> By: tibor http://www.narconon-vancouver.org/drug-rehab-information/vancouver-drug-rehab-results/comment-page-1/#comment-42 tibor Sun, 22 Mar 2009 17:43:27 +0000 http://www.narconon-vancouver.org/?p=184#comment-42 Allan, thanks for your comment. Speaking with 1000s of people regarding the cause of drug violence has opened up my eyes. Alcohol and cigarettes are legal and have some age and use restrictions put on them, yet are responsible for more deaths, injury and violence than ALL the other 'prohibited drugs' put together. Therefore prohibition is not the cause of drug violence. The cause of drug violence is drug abuse. Preventing drug abuse and offering true rehab and detox services to those who demand and desire it is an effective method of curbing drug violence. If anything, prohibition has proven to reduce wide spread acceptance and use of dangerous drugs. Thereby reducing potential violence. While using gut reaction is common place to dealing with a massive society epidemic, the solution is found in looking more closely at the problem. The problem is drug abuse - drug and alcohol abuse reduces consciousness and responsibility for conduct. Violence results. Allan,
thanks for your comment. Speaking with 1000s of people regarding the cause of drug violence has opened up my eyes. Alcohol and cigarettes are legal and have some age and use restrictions put on them, yet are responsible for more deaths, injury and violence than ALL the other ‘prohibited drugs’ put together. Therefore prohibition is not the cause of drug violence. The cause of drug violence is drug abuse. Preventing drug abuse and offering true rehab and detox services to those who demand and desire it is an effective method of curbing drug violence.
If anything, prohibition has proven to reduce wide spread acceptance and use of dangerous drugs. Thereby reducing potential violence.
While using gut reaction is common place to dealing with a massive society epidemic, the solution is found in looking more closely at the problem. The problem is drug abuse – drug and alcohol abuse reduces consciousness and responsibility for conduct. Violence results.

]]> By: Allan Murota http://www.narconon-vancouver.org/drug-rehab-information/vancouver-drug-rehab-results/comment-page-1/#comment-40 Allan Murota Sun, 22 Mar 2009 01:01:06 +0000 http://www.narconon-vancouver.org/?p=184#comment-40 There really is only one way to end drug violence and the current issues of drug addiction and it's horrendous social impact. It's really obvious, but for some reason society has seemed to think it's a "sin" or immoral. Why do dealers exist ? Simple, it's because they make money. The obvious solution to getting rid of dealers then, is to make it not profitable. As long as there's money to be made, there will always be dealers, no matter how big the law enforcement force, no matter how severe the punishment. If you consider the problem in this light, the solutions become obvious. The same thing happened during prohibition, which created some very wealthy dynasties, but at the same time there was a lot of violence. I would really like to start discussions on a workable solution to this problem. There really is only one way to end drug violence and the current issues of drug addiction and it’s horrendous social impact. It’s really obvious, but for some reason society has seemed to think it’s a “sin” or immoral. Why do dealers exist ? Simple, it’s because they make money. The obvious solution to getting rid of dealers then, is to make it not profitable. As long as there’s money to be made, there will always be dealers, no matter how big the law enforcement force, no matter how severe the punishment. If you consider the problem in this light, the solutions become obvious. The same thing happened during prohibition, which created some very wealthy dynasties, but at the same time there was a lot of violence.

I would really like to start discussions on a workable solution to this problem.

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