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this will only cause my long term problems, this will allow drug users to feel that it is okay to do drugs if their is a place for it, i think there should be a place that evaluates someone on drugs and allows them to observe the way he/she reacts. giving them a shelter to detox, with someone by their bedside, then their should be an addiction anonymous group that allows people to talk about their experience on drugs and whether or not it had a positive or negative outcome. their should be a place that allows someone to heal, using illegal drugs to me doesn't feel like it should be a crime but yes more of a health issue, Some people start on these drugs due to childhood traumas that inflicted this type of behavior, if someone as a child grew up around someone who was always under the influence sometimes it is not their fault because they were not taught any better then that.

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