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Heroin and Alcohol: The Hypocrisy of Our Policy of Prohibition of Opium
Byantiprohibit.org February 28, 2025

Heroin and Alcohol: One is a deadly, brain-rotting, violence-inducing poison. The other comes from a seed pod. If you’re a regular visitor of antiprohibit.org, you’ll know that we believe that drug prohibition isn’t compatible with American ideals. The most obvious of which are self-determinism, manifest destiny, personal liberty, bodily autonomy, and privacy. It has become…

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The Dangers of Legalizing Drugs Without Addressing their Supply: A Loaded Gun in the Hands of a Child
Byantiprohibit.org September 8, 2024

The debate surrounding the legalization of drugs, particularly opioids, often centers around the moral, medical, and economic consequences. Proponents of prohibition often argue that legalizing drugs can reduce crime, alleviate pressure on the criminal justice system, and allow addicts to seek treatment without fear of legal repercussions. But there’s a crucial element being overlooked: the…

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An Analogy for Pharmacology Through the Lense of Biochemistry – Using LEGOS
Byantiprohibit.org July 5, 2024

Ever wondered how drugs work? If you’ve ever played with Legos, you might understand more biochemistry than you think!

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Rescheduling vs. Descheduling Substances: The Devil’s in the Details
Byantiprohibit.org July 3, 2024

Why “rescheduling” drugs won’t cut it. Descheduling is the way forward, but what’s the difference?

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Part II: The Financial Cost
Byantiprohibit.org June 30, 2024

As of 2023, the United States’ national debt has reached an astounding $34 trillion. This enormous figure reflects years of ineffective, wasteful fiscal policies, economic fluctuations, and substantial spending, particularly on the War on Drugs. Nixon’s war was aimed at reducing illegal drug use through strict enforcement and prohibition, but the result has been a…

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Unmasking the Racism of Drug Prohibition: How Joe Biden’s 1994 Crime Bill Fueled Systemic Inequality
Byantiprohibit.org June 22, 2024

Drug prohibition in the United States has long been criticized not only for its ineffectiveness and punitive nature but also for its deeply rooted racial biases. The 1994 Crime Bill, officially known as the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act, was a pivotal piece of legislation that exemplified how drug laws disproportionately target and…

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Achieve Lasting Change: Practical Steps to Overcome Active Addiction
Byantiprohibit.org June 8, 2024

Are you or someone you know struggling with active addiction? One addict’s advice on how to overcome it in five practical steps.

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We Hate Commercials and Corporate Lies
Byantiprohibit.org June 3, 2024

We will never lie or misrepresent a product or service.

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