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Narkotyki. Dlaczego legalizacja jest nieuchronna?
De nombreux responsables de la lutte antidrogue l'affirment : cette guerre est irrémédiablement perdue. Les drogues sont aujourd'hui moins chères et plus faciles à trouver. La prohibition n'a qu'un bénéficiaire incontestable : le trafiquant, dont elle est l'alliée objective. Alors, faut-il légaliser les drogues ? Et si oui, à quelles conditions ? Ce livre apporte une réponse très documentée, lucide, sans polémique ni provocation.
208 pages, Paperback
Published September 1, 2012
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January 9, 2020
It’s really hard to give an opinion. A hard work has been done by the author, yes. But all in all, this isn’t a taboo anymore. Maybe not everywhere, but I noticed people are openly talking about drugs, about making them legal.
I agree with every person who is behind taking control over preventing overusing alcohol. Not due to so many accidents, but I’ve been in so many situations and heard so many stories, in which a person under influence lost control, in short – “started losing their mind”. Not mentioning moments, when a person started being aggressive for no reason, whether it was me or somebody else.
This topic is very demanding. And after reading this book, I didn’t change my mind. I am in my twenties, but I prefer sobriety. Not that I didn’t try weed, I just know it’s not for me, because it’s doesn’t make me feel better. I felt worse.
Other mentioned topic which is also important. Some people are drinking to forget about problems, because no one told them there is other way to deal with it or how to motivate themselves to fix those problems. So they drink as much as they can. Or doing drugs, because – exactly, why? Having fun? Relaxing? Why not music? It’s almost like a drug... sometimes more effective than any kind of liquids.
Read a book. Watch a movie. Go out or play a game. Meet your friends or family. Or meet your therapist when you feel low, just to avoid drinking or doing drugs.
I agree with every person who is behind taking control over preventing overusing alcohol. Not due to so many accidents, but I’ve been in so many situations and heard so many stories, in which a person under influence lost control, in short – “started losing their mind”. Not mentioning moments, when a person started being aggressive for no reason, whether it was me or somebody else.
This topic is very demanding. And after reading this book, I didn’t change my mind. I am in my twenties, but I prefer sobriety. Not that I didn’t try weed, I just know it’s not for me, because it’s doesn’t make me feel better. I felt worse.
Other mentioned topic which is also important. Some people are drinking to forget about problems, because no one told them there is other way to deal with it or how to motivate themselves to fix those problems. So they drink as much as they can. Or doing drugs, because – exactly, why? Having fun? Relaxing? Why not music? It’s almost like a drug... sometimes more effective than any kind of liquids.
Read a book. Watch a movie. Go out or play a game. Meet your friends or family. Or meet your therapist when you feel low, just to avoid drinking or doing drugs.
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