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WAR
This is the best, gutsy site that tells it like it is... A WAR
Like any war it spills over into the bystander population. Now, doctors are reluctant to prescribe effective(narcotic) pain
medicines in fear of the DEA. Many patients are being looked at as drug addicts simple because they favor(know) a certain drug works well for them.
Also, like any WAR, the issues are many, often complex, but DRCNet tackles them all in depth and clarity. So many people are 'prejudiced' and /or ignorant on the issue of drugs.
I only wish that the info on this site was more available to everyone. There is no other place to find balanced info on this terrible WAR..thanx DRCNet
YES I READ DWC
Hey guys! i love your work.
I am a canadian 23 year old college student, i read every DWC you send and look into the links i find relevant. i have been fighting the war on drugs for 4 years now and have only recently found your operation. It has been morethan beneficial in keeping me fresh with things to talk about when i explain to people how damaging the war on drugs is to our world.
Thank you!
~Calvin
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