Quote from: GreenBits on January 26, 2017, 11:40:49 PM

Quote from: bryant.coleman on January 26, 2017, 09:53:27 AM

Quote from: t2yax on January 26, 2017, 08:54:30 AM

I think it could not be safe for others, but if it is only the way to surpass or eliminate the drugs in the Philippines, it would be the best way of it. We shall eliminate all the kinds of drug trafficking, even on our own country. We all need to comply or follow the rules which ever our politicians declare

It is not possible to eliminate drug usage entirely, especially in a third world nation such as Philippines. Poverty will always force people to go for various short-cuts, and drug trafficking is a very interesting option. And when the risk gets higher, the returns also will get higher. For example, before the vigilante killings a drug smuggler may get paid $1,000 for a single delivery. He will now demand $10,000.

That's true by giving free education and employment to the people it can reduce the poverty rate but in drugs it need more seriuos plan that can neutralize drug syndicate and can help the drug addicts to get out on addiction on drug.

It is true, but we should know that, we should minimized the number of people who uses drugs. We know that drugs can affect our brain, then why we overuse drugs, it can lead to addiction. If our country has a lot of drug addict, then, our country or the economy becomes low, we should eliminate those drug addicts.