kenzieblairee's review against another edition
5.0
I was expecting more policy proposal out of this, and was pleasantly surprised that most of it is an in depth review on Drug War history. Not only is this interesting information but they do a great job of setting up their final section of policy proposals with it.
It’s also been interesting to look back on this argument in 2023. Written in 2011, there was already so much history and data to build an argument- but I’d love to see this with an update as of recently now that places like NYC have made huge steps forward on marijuana policies.
It’s also been interesting to look back on this argument in 2023. Written in 2011, there was already so much history and data to build an argument- but I’d love to see this with an update as of recently now that places like NYC have made huge steps forward on marijuana policies.
dianawr's review against another edition
4.0
An interesting and timely policy treatise. Even though we are already in the process of legalizing marijuana at the individual state level, this short book gives a great demonstration of why legalization at the national level is a change that is not only necessary, but longer overdue.
panda8882's review against another edition
4.0
Trying to read books by all of the Democratic presidential candidates I'm considering and this was the closest Beto O'Rourke had. Very interesting and felt I learned something about that region. Also better informed my views on legalization of marijuana.
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