03-03-2024, 07:15 PM
I know very little about how Oregon handled it but I have seen Oregon residents saying that they never actually fully committed to it. Apparently, Oregon had committed to building 100 additional rehab centers but only one was constructed. They attempted to follow in the steps of Portugal, who decriminalized drugs to massive success but they also had all of the infrastructure to support it. Plenty of rehab centers, social workers and the whole nine yards.
Also, as a clarification because I have ran into this a lot. Drugs were not legal in Oregon, nor are they legal in Portugal. The term refers to reduced penalties I.E. no prison time for possession of drugs. I generally support the idea if it can have enough support to be fully implemented.
Also, as a clarification because I have ran into this a lot. Drugs were not legal in Oregon, nor are they legal in Portugal. The term refers to reduced penalties I.E. no prison time for possession of drugs. I generally support the idea if it can have enough support to be fully implemented.
