Public hysteria over drugs and drug-related crime prevents sensible discussion of policy.

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Public hysteria can lead to emotional and irrational responses that make it difficult to have a constructive conversation about drug policy. When people are highly emotional, they may demand extreme measures without considering the consequences or alternatives. This can make it challenging to have a fact-based, well-reasoned debate about drug policy that balances public safety concerns with individual rights and social justice considerations.

Public Hysteria Over Drugs and Drug-Related Crime Prevents Sensible Discussion