Winning the War on the War on Drugs – RPI Houston Conference!
RPI Staff
As RPI Senior Fellow Adam Dick informs us in the below video, we have a very good news story to tell: we who oppose the idiotic four-plus decade “war on drugs” are actually winning one! Especially when it comes to marijuana prohibition, the news is mostly good from a liberty standpoint. [5 sec down-load]
Join the Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperity for a very special conference on winning the war on the war on drugs. The half-day event will feature Ron Paul, RPI senior fellow Adam Dick, Daniel McAdams, as well as special guest speakers Reason’s Jacob Sullum and NORML’s Paul Armentano. Get tickets here.
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