Creates a Black Market That Increases Crime, Corruption and Disease
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( Photo courtesy Google Images ) Just like the United States' prohibition of alcohol, the War on Drugs has increased crime and made drug use more dangerous. In addition, both local authorities and the federal government have been accused of corruption when it comes to their involvement in the War on Drugs. |
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