culture11.com - 1/16/2009
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[Editor's note: This is one of three pieces Culture11 is publishing on the War on Drugs. See Radley Balko's piece on collateral damage in the drug war here , and Anita Bartholomew on the prohibitive cost of prohibition here . And see David and Radley debate their respective pieces here .] How ...
culture11.com - 1/15/2009
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culture11.com —
[Editor's note: This is one of three pieces
Culture11 is publishing on the War on Drugs. See...
David Freddoso's piece arguing against legalization here , and Anita Bartholomew on the prohibitive cost of prohibition here . And see David and Radley debate ...
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War on Drugs: The Collateral Damage
culture11.com - 1/19/2009
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culture11.com —
[Editor's note: This is one of three pieces
Culture11 is publishing on the War on Drugs. See...
David Freddoso's piece arguing against legalization here , and Anita Bartholomew on the prohibitive cost of prohibition here . And see David and Radley debate ...
(more)
War on Drugs: The Collateral Damage
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Reason Writers Around Town: Radley Balko Debates David Freddoso on the Drug War for Bloggingheads.tv
Hit & Run —
As part of the website Culture11's symposium on the drug war, Radley Balko and National Review's David Freddoso debated drug legalization at Bloggingheads.tv. Balko's article is here. Freddoso's is here. Click here to watch the video. ...
Collateral Damage in the Drug War
PoliBlog: A Rough Draft of my Thoughts —
... In the name of balance, I should not that David Freddoso has a piece in the same series arguing against legalization: Keep Drugs Illegal!. The piece is far shorter than Balko’s and has nowhere near the documentation to back it up. Instead it boils down to: hard drugs are bad for you and legalization will lead to more usage. Interestingly, he starts the piece in retreat, rejecting the idea that there is a “war” on drugs and even seems to suggest that the war on marijuana should be stopped. ...
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