Are you in favor of decriminalizing drug use?

Repeal all laws relating to drug use

Yes, and but increase funding for addiction prevention and rehabilitation

Yes, but provide rehabilitation for drug-users.

Only if they hold a license to buy / use after taking a course on what they do to the body and can only buy at ABC type stores. Also have a high sales tax and set up regional clinics to help people who develop health issues free of charge funded by the sales tax.

No, but increase funding for addiction, prevention, & rehabilitation, and legalise drugs that offer medicinal benefits such as marijuana

No, but (somewhat) decriminalize drugs that offer medicinal benefits such as marijuana, but only for medical reasons.

This depends on the drug and what is meant by decriminalizing them. So we have seen Oragan do this and it didn't work. May be use is decriminalized but distribution is not and use in public is criminalized but not in your house or a place designated for use. Being high in public would be criminalized. Like being drunk in public.

Yes, for most but not all drugs. It is a health & wellness issue, not a criminal issue. Hard drugs and Fentanyl should be criminalized but others should only be taxed and regulated to support social programs and to ensure the safety of users. We should have supervised facilities for addicts to use and be monitored for their safety as well as help to get clean if they choose to take the first steps.

I would say for many drugs that are not overlydangerous to yourself or others should be legalized those that are outright dangerous and damaging should be in general I believe we should be reducing sentences for drugs and drug dealing.

Yes, but simultaneously funding for addiction, prevention, and rehabilitation should be made available

Yes, the drug users should be sent to rehabilitation centers instead. Drug dealers and traffickers, however, should be sent to prison

Not when it comes to DUIs. But the penalties are currently too severe. Misdemeanors and fines at the most should suffice. A person's life should not be ruined due to a lapse in youthful judgement.

Yes I am in favor of decriminalizing drug use in a stricter way than it is now because it is being used more illegally than it ever has been before and it would help reduce the manufacture, importation, possession, use and distribution of certain drugs based on the rank of their potential for abuse with the drug.

Yes, but only if they are regulated, as safe as possible for consumption, and reduce the sentences of those serving time due to drug related crimes.

No, but decriminalize drugs that have more positive medicinal benefits then negative effects. Tobacco, Alcohol and some prescription drugs cause more addiction,diseases, and deaths than some classified illegal drugs like marijuana. So maybe look at why some are allowed and others are not and the benefits shouldn’t be profiting from them.

Drugs with medical benefits should be decriminalized for obvious reasons. “Medically used” but anything else should still be criminally

Yes, and heavily tax and regulate the decriminalized drugs so it can benefit the economy and fight the cartels. And also use the tax revenue to fund mental health services.

Yes, for cannabis as it is less dangerous that alcohol, and retroactively reduce sentences for those already serving time for cannabis

Yes.
Even legalizing substances that can not be overdosed on or does not increase violent tendencies. Cannabis comes to mind being safer than alcohol in this context.

There are many RX drugs that are legal and should be illegal or more highly controlled

Yes, for most but not all drugs (like ones with medicinal benefits), along with passing toucher drug laws and increasing funding for addiction prevention and rehabilitation

Yes, but in still make systems for people that suffer from drug use to become rehabilitated without being criminalized.

Marijuana should be legalized and people who are in jail for smoking Marijuana should be decriminalized but hard drugs like cocaine and xanax should be illegal.

I’m okay with certain drugs being decriminalized such as marijuana. I do think drugs like weed, if decriminalized, should retroactively reduce sentences for those already serving time. But I don’t think drugs in general should be decriminalized

Decriminalize drugs that objectively offer medicinal benefits such as marijuana AND retroactively ELIMINATE sentences for those already serving time for marijuana use and/or the selling of it.

Yes, and levy significant taxes on all legalized drugs to provide an additional source of federal income.

It entirely depends on the types of drugs and their side effects. This question is too broad to answer with a simple yes or no.

There are some drugs were laws can be lessened and some were it needs to be increased by a whole lot.

no, I'm in favor legalizing and regulating like alcohol drugs like marijuana, shrooms, acid, and general psychedelic's, that have been shown in some study's to potentially have medicinal purposes. This would also include recreational use hence the alcohol like regulations.

Any drug that causes a person to not be in full control mentally as they would not taku g this drug is a danger to themself and possibly others. There's a thin line between drivers on the highways. But Marijuana does help people suffering. So this is hard to simply say. Most want it decriminalized to buy,sale use recreational. I don't like that it would cause people to over use but they'll get it if they want it it will just be real easy to get a d kids and grand kids at schools need to be checked over sure it's not brought into them by other students. No teachers or other staff allowed to use it either. It's not a simple yes or no answer.

Yes, we should legalize, tax, and regulate the use of most drugs, but keep extremely dangerous drugs like fentanyl illegal.

For marijuana and certain psychedelics yes. Most other drugs however are problematic and should involve more rehabilitation programs instead of prison time for non-violent offenses.

We should decriminalize medicinal drugs such as marijuana and work towards reducing sentencing for anyone arrested under marijuana charges.

Yes, but, I believe they should be not only be decriminalized, but, regulated and taxed. Correct dosage to prevent overdose, and a tax like any consumer goods.

yes, only medically important drugs. We need to increase funding for addiction and prevention and rehabilitation though.

No, but offer more funding for addiction prevention and rehabilitation as well as lessening the punishment for those fighting addiction. Also, decriminalize marijuana and reverse sentences on those currently serving for its use

Leave this up to states and local governments, personally I would like medical Marijuana but strict penalties for those who do stronger drugs.

Punish drug dealers of deadly drugs like fentanyl but offer treatment options to drug users in exchange for avoiding jail time

Marijuana and mushrooms should be legalized, it has health benefits, hard drugs such as cocaine, heroin, fentanyl, meth, and abused prescription drugs should remain illegal.

Yes, but make them only legal in your own private property and distribution needs to be heavily regulated.

No, but the laws should punish the dealers not the users. And drugs that provide medica benefits should be legalized, such as marijuana.

"Drugs" are not the problem. People who abuse "drugs" are the problem. Remove the financial incentives to distribute and penalize the abusers and their actions, and the problem will go away.

Yes, but only for marijuana and other light drugs.

Yes, non-violent drug users should be sent to rehab facilities with more humane treatment and better living conditions than a prison

Only decriminalize drugs that are not considered harmful.

for some drugs, but criminalize drug dealers

No, but only legalize marijuana because it’s a form of taxable revenue

Yes, except for the more dangerous drugs, in which case only the dealer should be punished

No, increase punishment for dealers and mandate users to attend a rehabilitation program

No but decriminalize drugs with medicinal use, hold dealers of toxic/laced drugs criminally liable for overdose deaths whenever possible and increase funding for substance abuse programs.

No, but if a person is to receive any sort of medical treatment from drugs, there should be extensive proof that the person has no other alternatives to their ailment.

No but there should extensive evidence that a person has no other alternatives to drugs before they are allowed to use drugs for medical purposes only

No, decriminalize drugs that offer medicinal benefits, reassess drug sentences for racial bias, and increase funding for addiction prevention and rehabilitation.

Yes, for most recreational drugs and reduce sentences for those recreational drug users already incarcerated

No, but reduce punishments for small amounts of any drug.

Yes, and retroactively pardon and expunge all drug-related charges and immediately release all inmates serving time solely for nonviolent drug charges

Yes, but drug addicts should be sent to rehab involuntarily and non addicts should be fined, dealers should face prison time

Yes, and release those currently serving time for nonviolent drug offenses and retroactively expunge all nonviolent drug charges from all criminal records

Yes so we can tax it

Yes, while reducing poorly charged sentences and offer addiction prevention and rehabilitation

No, but instead of imprisoning users, people should be sent to rehabilitation programs.

Yes, but fund addiction prevention and rehabilitation

Yes, drug use should be treated as a health issue, not criminal.

No, but decriminalize drugs that have medicinal benefits, such as marijuana, and only allow it to be purchase through authorized dealers.

Yes, for most but not all drugs only decriminalize drugs that offer medicinal benefits such as marijuana and reduce sentences for those already serving time but increase punishment for drug dealers and we should increase funding for addiction prevention and rehabilitation.

Yes, but not for drugs that are as lethal/deadly as or more lethal than Fetanyl

Yes but we should mainly focus on increasing funding for addiction prevention and rehabilitation

no, increase funding for addiction prevention and rehabilitation, but also reduce sentences for less serious crimes (depending on circumstances)

IF, needed for health reasons the person should get it

This is a States Rights issue.

It is up to the States

decriminalize any drug that is natural, mushrooms and cannabis

No, we need to have a national campaign to work on our culture! Promotion and acceptance of sex, violence, alcohol, marijuana, and other drugs has become the norm and none of it promotes health for individuals or communities.

Yes, the War on Drugs has failed like Prohibition did; we need to look at alternative solutions

Yes, for many, and increase funding for addiction prevention and rehabilitation.

It depends on the drug and it’s effects. Also, drug use must be private.

Yes, but require users to seek treatment.

Yes, for most but not all drugs. For other drugs, increase funding for addiction prevention and rehabilitation

We should increase addiction prevention and other ways of slowing down and diminishing drug use and drug habits, but push lighter sentences on those who do use drugs, instead, giving them space for rehabilitation

Yes, and retoractively reduce sentences and provide centers where the drugs can be aquired and used safely and provide adequate means of seeking legitimate help.