Posted on Sep 5, 2017
Which has been less successful: the War on Drugs, or the War on Terror?
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The war on drugs has been far less successful. Not everybody thinks of "drugs" as a common enemy. Nobody likes terrorists!
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The war on drugs, because the failed strategy and execution of it has costs way more thousands of U.S. deaths and ruined lives than the war on terror.
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Neither have been successful, however of the two, the war on terror has been the least.
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CPT Aaron Kletzing I would go w/ the war on drugs being the less successful. The war on terror has a measurable result. While new terrorists do spring up, resources are limited & can be "headed off at the pass" by getting to potential recruits before they are swayed "to the dark side".
The war on drugs, however, does not have a very measurable result. New drugs are created every day. Hell, look at Meth - just throw together whatever you can & lets see if we can get high off of it. Or the drug continues to grow naturally. In order to fully effect a war on drugs, one would need to eradicate plants & the pharmaceutical companies.
The war on drugs, however, does not have a very measurable result. New drugs are created every day. Hell, look at Meth - just throw together whatever you can & lets see if we can get high off of it. Or the drug continues to grow naturally. In order to fully effect a war on drugs, one would need to eradicate plants & the pharmaceutical companies.
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