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Arguments in favour legalising illegal drugs
Exploring the arguments in favour of legalising all illegal drugs
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All illegal drugs should be legalised
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Legalisation would enable market regulation
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Prohibition doesn't achieve its objective
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Stop the negative consequences of prohibition
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Alcohol as harmful as some illegal drugs
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Drug use is a matter for personal choice
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Harmless use of illegal drugs is common
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Illegal drugs generate no tax revenue
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"All" is too emphatic
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Legalisation could be restricted to personal use
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