The Global Commission Report On Drug Legalization has suggested that by legalizing drugs we can reduce economic strains such as paying for drug-law enforcement and prisons for violators. The Office of National Drug Control has released its own counter statement about how legalization is a, "non-starter," and that it is aware just arresting people for drug abuse is not an answer. The thing is, whether you make all drugs legal or not, there still is one irrefutable fact--they cause damage to the user and he people around them.
Even if powder-cocaine is legal it will still severely damage your nose, and meth will still rot your teeth. Regardless of whatever action the Global Commission Report on Drug Legislation recommends and what action the Office of Nation Drug Control takes, the truth still is that these drugs lack medical value, especially because people have a high propensity to abuse them. It isn't about the politics of drugs, and what is legally allowed or not, it is about what is going to permanently damage your body beyond repair if you develop a nasty habit of drug abuse.
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