Welcome to the video page of antipohibit.org. Here, you’ll discover a variety of thought-provoking videos that highlight our advocacy, initiatives, and educational resources. Whether you’re seeking insights on policy or community stories, our videos are crafted to inform and engage. Explore our collection, and stay tuned for regular updates!
Recently, I was involved in a debate on Andrew Wilson’s debate group “The Crucible.” I lost, but learned a lot. Namely, not to become angry when my opponent resorts to ad-hominem attacks. I was called a “junky retard” at least eight times. I was also threatened with being kicked off of the server for “tone…
The United States Built the Narco-Terrorism Crisis —Then Declared “War” on the Consequences Two citizens died. Washington celebrated it as a win.Domestic demand remains insatiable – guaranteeing a repeat. ANALYSIS AND ACCOUNTABILITY Two lives were taken on international waters. Their deaths were ordered through policy machinery so desensitized to consequence that it labeled the strike…
Harm reduction means different things to different people. According to an article written by Morgan Coulson and Melissa Hartman in 2016 of John Hopkins University, it can be defined as: “[anything] reducing the harm associated with using drugs through a variety of public health interventions.” While the writer of this article agrees that the definition captures…
If governments insist on waging a war on drugs instead of caring about people, the least we can do is wage a war on preventable harm. That’s what harm reduction is: a big, unapologetic “No, actually” to the idea that people deserve to suffer or die for using certain substances. Prohibition doesn’t stop use. It…
If you’ve been following the news about cannabis law reform lately, you’ve probably heard people calling for the DEA to “reschedule” it. While this may seem at first like a step in the right direction (and maybe it is), we here at antiprohibit are concerned that this isn’t the best option. There’s a difference between…
