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"The contradiction between what the government says and what drug users know has become increasingly difficult to maintain in recent years. During the Clinton Administration, the government continued to arrest people, at a rate of about 700,000 a year, for doing (or helping others do) what the president had joked about on MTV. "Drugs will destroy you," George W. Bush told audiences during his campaign for the 2000 Republican nomination, all the while presenting a living refutation of that claim. Even Attorney General John Ashcroft, who abstains from alcohol and tobacco on religious grounds,…
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2 editions- Paperback · English · 2004Tarcher · 340 pages · 9781585423187
- Hardcover · English · 2003Tarcher · 372 pages · 9781585422272
Drug utilizationDrug legalizationPublic opinionDrug abuse surveysDrug abuseOccultismDrug abuse, case studies






