The year was 1919 in the wonderful United States of America, a man named Wayne Wheeler, a member of the League antibares, conceived and drafted the report, which flatly proclaimed: "No person shall manufacture, sell , change, transport, import, export, or deliver any intoxicating liquor except as authorized by this act ", which created the famous" Volstead Act, named for Andrew Volstead, Chairman of the Judicial Committee of the White House.
Surprise, the law brought unexpected effects, were born the very famous gangsters of the 20's, as Tom Dennison and Al Capone. These criminals were responsible for the production, importation and distribution of alcoholic beverages. Became so rich that came to bribe police officers, lawyers, and to important positions in government. On one occasion, police in Michigan found involved in criminal business mayor, sheriff, and a local congressman.
violence was swift, and these criminal groups began to massacre civilians, rival groups for control of the market, or those who cooperate with authorities.
Make a short break. If we play around with the names and characters in this story (to the U.S. through Mexico, alcohol and drugs and criminal gangs of Al Capone and Tom Dennison by the Zetas and the family) seems to be a situation very similar to that currently live in Mexico.
To conclude the story. The law lost followers as the alcohol had greater acceptance among the population, and in 1933 legalized 3.2% alcohol by weight beer or 4% by volume, and then the rest is history ... In case you have not yet grasped what I try to give understand: They expect to legalize drugs! crime: The price decreases abruptly, so getting a dose will be more accessible to the addicts, who no longer have to steal to get a dose . If you hear a little cruel and insensitive, but true.
* Reduction of armed groups: The mafia find that this business is no longer beneficial and tend to disintegrate or focus on something else, perhaps other kidnappings or contraband substance, but as I am sure of is that it will no longer have the money power, thereby reducing its stockpile of weapons and causing fear among citizens. The purchase of corruption in government will tend to decrease.
* Remove an economic benefit: You could focus all that money used in fighting the drug trade for other things that benefit us, as might be new infrastructure, improve education, or focus on programs to help addicts.
have to put aside the bad reputation have drugs, we must think smarter and actually end up with this evil that affects us both Mexicans. And for all this there is only one solution, and is: Legalize drugs!
NOTE: extracted from
http://hazmeelchingadofavor.com/index.php/2010/02/04/en-favor-de-legalizar-las-drogas/
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