Moonglow
Diamond Member
legalize it, control it, put people in rehab not prison, it is a health issue not a criminal issue.Why yes, building a wall next to an existing wall certainly does keep the drugs out of the country.
This month the DEA made the biggest meth bust in American history: 2200 pounds of meth, nearly 900 pounds of cocaine, and 13 pounds of heroin. This may be the biggest meth bust in American history, but it doesn't even come close to making our list of the biggest drug busts in U.S. history. Columbia annually produces more than 900 tons of cocaine, most of which find buyers in our country. We are spending billions of dollars of taxpayers' money to seize only a tiny percentage of illegal drug trade and pretend that we are successful. According to the CDC around 68,300 people died in the U.S. from drug overdoses over the 12 month period ending September 2019
So what's your solution, to tear down the wall and allow all the drugs they want to send? Meth is made at home. People make it in their garage.
We can never stop drugs from entering this country, but we can slow it down, and anything to help in that goal we should be doing.