ON SECOND THOUGHT: Majority of Oregon Residents Support Repealing Law That Decriminalized Hard Drugs
A majority of people living in Oregon would like to repeal the law that decriminalized hard drugs, new polling has found.
The simple truth is that rampant drug abuse is connected to many of the other major problems in the state.
Homeless camps are essentially open-air drug markets and have only increased their numbers in recent years. Drugs are also connected to theft as many addicts resort to crime to support their drug habit.
Repealing this law would be a good start to correcting some of these problems.
The Washington Examiner reports:
Oregon residents increasingly support repealing decriminalization of drugs: Poll
A majority of Oregon residents support repealing a law that decriminalized hard drugs within the state,
