It seems fairly reasonable that the state can restrict drugs... the same way they can restrict drinking ages, drink driving, car reliability tests, etc.
I think what you mean is, the injustice of continuing a war that they do not intend on winning. There definitely is justice in admitting failure and putting the non-solving weapons down. But there is no justice in allowing people to do drugs when it's against the law.
Winning the war on drugs is pretty evident to be way better than losing... see China, Japan, Korea.
I think what you mean is, the injustice of continuing a war that they do not intend on winning. There definitely is justice in admitting failure and putting the non-solving weapons down. But there is no justice in allowing people to do drugs when it's against the law.
Winning the war on drugs is pretty evident to be way better than losing... see China, Japan, Korea.