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Yes, cities should do as they choose

No, and incentivise charitable organizations that provide aide to those addicted to drugs in the form of medical, psycho...

Yes, provided that the purpose of such facilities is to get the drug users off the drugs in the long term

Yes and other addictions too

Yes, drug use should be treated as a health issue and safe havens should focus on rehabilitation.

Yes, this will lower the drug overdose death rate but the medical professionals should not only supervise, but also work...

Yes but not under the supervision of medical professionals. Make narcan unavailable and let darwinism run its course.

Addiction is a disease. The medical community needs to find the source of that disease for each patient and treat it, i...

Yes but this should be a last resort measure

No, cites should instead open more rehabilitation centers for those who are adicted.

No, but focus on treatment and prevention.

i think that would help people stay off drugs but im not to sure

Yes, but with rehabilitation and weening programs.

It should only be allowed if they are slowly weaned off of the drugs.

For those who are in the severe stages of addiction

Yes, so long as the goal is recovery from addiction

Yes, but the users should be required to reduce and eventually cease use of the drug.

Yes, but not for hard drugs

Yes, as it can provied knowlage into how some drugs may work

No, legalize drug use, punish people who injure others, and no Narcan for addicts.

Yes but for drugs that are not that seriously dangerous

No, there should be a system that if you are caught with illegal drugs that you have to complete a mandatory rehabilitat...

Yes but offer rehab services, we need to get people On the road to recovery not just enable them.

Yes, as long as these havens are accompanied by treatment and rehabilitation.

what in the world no

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