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US Politics 42w
The “war on drugs” is a good idea but it loses its value when it becomes a war on people who are the victims of drug addictions
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Sadly it was never going to actually be about drugs. The Reagan admin made a massive propaganda campaign to portray crack as being something black when users were equally divided between races. It was always going to be a strategy to destroy black communities, rather than reduce drugs.

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