Steps to End the War on Drugs
Ending the war on drugs in the United States requires a coordinated plan that moves from punishment to regulation, repeals the Controlled Substances Act (CSA), and builds a public‑health–centered system for all currently illegal drugs. So how do we do that? Here are...
War on Drugs Attacks Personal Liberty
How the Controlled Substances Act Attacks Personal Liberty — and Why It Must Be Repealed When the U.S. Congress passed the Controlled Substances Act (CSA) of 1970, it did so in the name of public health and safety. The law’s stated purpose was to curtail the abuse of...
War on Drugs–Healthcare Costs
End the War on Drugs: Lower Healthcare costs Repealing the Controlled Substances Act (CSA) and legalizing all drugs would cut U.S. healthcare costs by lowering insurance premiums, reducing expensive crisis care, and replacing the “drug war” model with evidence-based...
The True Cost of the War on Drugs—and Why the Controlled Substances Act Must Go
For over fifty years, the United States has fought a “war” that can’t be won — a war on its own people. Since President Nixon declared drug abuse “public enemy number one” in 1971, federal, state, and local governments have spent more than $1 trillion enforcing...
Drug Legalization: Conclusion
Legalizing all drugs is not an act of surrender—it is an act of reclaiming reason, science, and compassion from a system long driven by fear and punishment. The evidence shows that prohibition has failed in every goal it was meant to achieve, while legalization offers...Get Your DoC T-shirts
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