Individual liberty and autonomy

Government control and prohibition

Harm reduction and public health

Economic regulation and taxation

To protect individual liberty and prevent harm

To regulate and control the production and distribution of drugs

To provide treatment and rehabilitation services for drug users

To educate the public about the dangers of drug use

It is a violation of individual liberty and should be abolished

It is necessary to deter drug use and protect public health

It should be limited to certain drugs and circumstances

It is an effective way to reduce drug-related crime

It is the primary goal of drug policy and should be prioritized

It is a secondary consideration and should not interfere with individual liberty

It is irrelevant and should not be a factor in drug policy decisions

It is a valid concern but should be balanced against other factors

All drugs should be legalized and regulated like other commodities

Only certain drugs should be legalized, such as marijuana

No drugs should be legalized, as it would lead to increased drug use and harm

The legalization of drugs should be decided by individual states or localities

The government should regulate the production and distribution of drugs to ensure quality and safety

The government should not regulate the production and distribution of drugs at all

The government should regulate the production and distribution of drugs only to prevent harm to others

The government should regulate the production and distribution of drugs to generate tax revenue

Drug testing in the workplace is a violation of individual privacy and should be prohibited

Drug testing in the workplace is necessary to ensure safety and productivity

Drug testing in the workplace should be allowed only with the consent of the employee

Drug testing in the workplace should be allowed only in certain high-risk industries

Drug treatment and rehabilitation programs should be voluntary and funded by private sources

Drug treatment and rehabilitation programs should be mandatory and funded by the government

Drug treatment and rehabilitation programs should be voluntary and funded by a combination of private and public sources

Drug treatment and rehabilitation programs should not be funded by the government at all

Drug education programs should be mandatory in schools and funded by the government

Drug education programs should be voluntary and funded by private sources

Drug education programs should be voluntary and funded by a combination of private and public sources

Drug education programs should not be funded by the government at all

Advertising and marketing of drugs should be prohibited

Advertising and marketing of drugs should be regulated by the government

Advertising and marketing of drugs should be allowed but with restrictions

Advertising and marketing of drugs should be allowed without any restrictions

International drug treaties are necessary to coordinate global efforts against drug trafficking

International drug treaties violate individual liberty and should be abolished

International drug treaties should be reformed to focus on harm reduction and public health

International drug treaties should be renegotiated to allow for the legalization of certain drugs

Military force should be used to combat drug trafficking and destroy drug cartels

Military force should not be used to combat drug trafficking, as it is ineffective and counterproductive

Military force should be used only in limited circumstances, such as when drug trafficking organizations pose a direct threat to national security

Military force should be used only to protect the borders and prevent the flow of drugs into the country

Asset forfeiture laws are necessary to deprive drug traffickers of their ill-gotten gains

Asset forfeiture laws violate due process and property rights and should be abolished

Asset forfeiture laws should be reformed to ensure that they are used only in cases where there is a clear connection between the assets and the drug trafficking activity

Asset forfeiture laws should be used only in cases where the drug trafficker is convicted of a crime

Civil asset forfeiture laws are necessary to deprive drug traffickers of their ill-gotten gains

Civil asset forfeiture laws violate due process and property rights and should be abolished

Civil asset forfeiture laws should be reformed to ensure that they are used only in cases where there is a clear connection between the assets and the drug trafficking activity

Civil asset forfeiture laws should be used only in cases where the drug trafficker is convicted of a crime