Portugal's approach to drugs: success or fail?

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

That's good to know. This thread topic had me wondering about you. I'm glad you are a very strong person.

It's not that I'm a strong person. It's not part of my nature and so it's not something I have to overcome. Whether someone is strong or not (mentally tough) is dependent on if they can overcome their fears, obstacles, struggles, etc. People have different fears, obstacles to overcome, struggles, etc.

[~Elizabeth~]

It's not that I'm a strong person. It's not part of my nature and so it's not something I have to overcome. Whether someone is strong or not (mentally tough) is dependent on if they can overcome their fears, obstacles, struggles, etc. People have different fears, obstacles to overcome, struggles, etc.

To me you are a very strong person. I find that amazing and I admire you. I don't have that kind of strength.

[ultright]

I'm interested in what works best. Whether we like it or not drugs are part of our world.

Same situation. With Portugal, the good was decriminalizing drugs; the bad was everything else. Harm-reduction programs are another government boondoggle.