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The War On Drugs
The
Constitutionalist Party understands that although the War
On Drugs is causing violations of civil liberties as well
as promoting the prosecution of victimless crimes,
America is not yet ready to end the effort. Despite
numerous comparisons to the failure of Prohibition as
well as the failure of any attempt to ban a demanded good
or service from the public in the past, the majority of
America still believes that the War On Drugs should be
continued. Therefore, although the CP believes that
ultimately the War On Drugs will be ended, it will
require incremental steps and time before the American
people are ready for it.
The
CP suggests the following:
For
all states to pass laws legalizing marijuana for
medicinal use.
For
the federal government to legalize the growing of
industrial hemp (especially of the strains with
no THC content whatsoever) in the United States
and to allow for products made with industrial
hemp to be sold publicly.
When
industrial hemp is legalized, any persons who are
serving terms in prison for growing industrial
hemp should be immediately exonerated.
The
federal government should restrict the
persecution of drug laws so that absolutely no
rights as held by the people are being violated,
especially when concerning the Fourth Amendment.
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