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Drug Crazy by Mike Gray

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Drug Crazy
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Publisher: Libertary
ISBN/ASIN: 0415926475
Number of pages: 272

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Arguing that the federal government's campaign to eradicate drug use over the last 15 years has been a total failure, Gray calls for legalization of drugs and government regulation of their sale, with doctors writing prescriptions to addicts. Although he scants specifics as to how this would work and the potential consequences, his outspoken brief for decriminalization is bolstered by a revealing history of drug use in America.

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