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Quote from: Hiren74 on February 09, 2017, 02:30:41 AM

I don't believe in a drug free place, it just gets moved to a more underground state and in smaller numbers, governments can squash it but it just pops up like a bad spot that won't go away, you cant fight what is normal imo !

That is the problem. Already the drug trade is underground. The latest crackdown will send it many layers below, to the deep-underground. It will be extremely hard for the NGOs and the charities to monitor the drug users. The incidence of HIV and deaths due to overdose are going to rise.

Maybe before i could say that yes underground drug trade is that hard to compromised however we now has better technology. Yes a drug free country is not possible however we could minimize it as much as we could not just by the government but to its people itself

Better technology? No amount of technology can make a country 100% drug free. Look at the Mexican drug cartels. Most of them are having better equipment and technology when compared to the American border guards.

I agree that there is no such 100% drug free but i can be lessened the volume of drugs in a country once government have a good technology on detecting drugs and preventing to enter to the country.

Existing technologies allow to deliver and sell drugs without the participation of the people. It will be a quite a bit of time and it will engage the drones. Then what to do? It seems to me that the struggle must be waged differently.