A Home Office report led by Norman Baker says decriminalising narcotics would not lead to more Britons taking them - and that tough anti-drugs laws do not work. Mail.
The Lib Dems are not fit to be out on their own. I have not read the report but if this is correct as described, then my point is made. Here are two factors which I can pretty much guarantee will not have been included:
1) The Labour Party reduced cannabis to a category 'C' drug and the results were so disastrous that they had to recant and restore it to category 'B'.
2) How do we know that tough punishments do not work when they have never been tried? How's about sending a working party to Singapore to see just why they have been so successful in countering drug use?
