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Quote from: Lancusters on July 07, 2017, 07:36:56 AM

Quote from: freeyourmind on July 07, 2017, 10:08:59 AM

well i think he can as long as his gabinates is always in his side until his fight from drugs end , he should continue to pursue the drug lords with the help of his pnp chief bato dela rosa , the fight on drugs is still a way long to go ,but in my opinion it will end sooner or later ,

It will not end. The drug should begin not with repression, but with the construction of a developed economy. Of course there are addicts in all countries, but where people earn enough to find entertainment not associated with drugs they are much smaller.

Yeah it will never end, in the first six years of the presidential term, he can do that, but what happen if Mr. President's term ends, and the new president is different, sad to say but it can have a new generation of drug addicts,it can be happen. But im still hoping that Mr. President can stop that .

That is what I'm afraid of. That's why I'm saying that 6 years in not enough for President Duterte to stop the drug menace. And I hope that during his 6 years tenure, he can someone limit the proliferation in Philippines. And the next administration should continue what have he started. Well its still far though, Duterte has been in the office for 1 year and a lot can happen in the next years of his administration.

It doesn't matter how many terms he has. If he doesn't know how to reduce the demand for recreational drugs to absolute zero, the demand will be satisfied. The more strict you get with the laws, the higher the risk to sell drugs, and the higher the price. This introduces huge profitability, and it will be enough to corrupt a self serving cop, at which point you have organized crime that can get around the law and it won't even matter.

That is why he is trying hard to really reduce the demand by going with the drug lords in the country. What he can't control is the outside source coming from China and other parts of the world. The Philippines is not the transshipment point of drugs in Asia. Like a said its gonna be difficult for the Administration to really stop but at least minimized the effect of drugs in the society. It can't be totally eradicated because their will be corruption along the police lines. I'm still hoping for the best once his term has ended.

It doesn't matter how hard he tries, it will never work. You don't think America already tried getting "tough on drugs"? Nixon made drugs "public enemy number 1" around 1970. All that happened during that time is the prisons became full of otherwise innocent people, police became corrupt, and liberties were stripped from the citizens. You know what didn't happen? A reduction in drug use. It just allows more money to go to the mob through organized crime. It's easier for teenagers to get their hands on it. So now that it's almost 50 years past that point, Canada will be legalizing cannabis next year, and many of the states in America already have. Portugal has decriminalized all drugs, which has been a success. There's something to learn from the countries that have already tried this. The Philippines is no different.

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Quote from: Lancusters on July 07, 2017, 07:36:56 AM

Quote from: Sithara007 on July 07, 2017, 10:23:13 AM

well i think he can as long as his gabinates is always in his side until his fight from drugs end , he should continue to pursue the drug lords with the help of his pnp chief bato dela rosa , the fight on drugs is still a way long to go ,but in my opinion it will end sooner or later ,

It will not end. The drug should begin not with repression, but with the construction of a developed economy. Of course there are addicts in all countries, but where people earn enough to find entertainment not associated with drugs they are much smaller.

Yeah it will never end, in the first six years of the presidential term, he can do that, but what happen if Mr. President's term ends, and the new president is different, sad to say but it can have a new generation of drug addicts,it can be happen. But im still hoping that Mr. President can stop that .

That is what I'm afraid of. That's why I'm saying that 6 years in not enough for President Duterte to stop the drug menace. And I hope that during his 6 years tenure, he can someone limit the proliferation in Philippines. And the next administration should continue what have he started. Well its still far though, Duterte has been in the office for 1 year and a lot can happen in the next years of his administration.

It doesn't matter how many terms he has. If he doesn't know how to reduce the demand for recreational drugs to absolute zero, the demand will be satisfied. The more strict you get with the laws, the higher the risk to sell drugs, and the higher the price. This introduces huge profitability, and it will be enough to corrupt a self serving cop, at which point you have organized crime that can get around the law and it won't even matter.

That is why he is trying hard to really reduce the demand by going with the drug lords in the country. What he can't control is the outside source coming from China and other parts of the world. The Philippines is not the transshipment point of drugs in Asia. Like a said its gonna be difficult for the Administration to really stop but at least minimized the effect of drugs in the society. It can't be totally eradicated because their will be corruption along the police lines. I'm still hoping for the best once his term has ended.

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That is what I'm afraid of. That's why I'm saying that 6 years in not enough for President Duterte to stop the drug menace. And I hope that during his 6 years tenure, he can someone limit the proliferation in Philippines. And the next administration should continue what have he started. Well its still far though, Duterte has been in the office for 1 year and a lot can happen in the next years of his administration.

Drug cartels are not formed overnight (unless two smaller cartels merge to form a bigger one). It takes decades to organize a drug business. So if Duterte exterminates the drug cartels, then the Philippines will remain drug-free for the next few decades.

You have not thought about the fact that they are very deep ligament son of state officials or even with the state.

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That is what I'm afraid of. That's why I'm saying that 6 years in not enough for President Duterte to stop the drug menace. And I hope that during his 6 years tenure, he can someone limit the proliferation in Philippines. And the next administration should continue what have he started. Well its still far though, Duterte has been in the office for 1 year and a lot can happen in the next years of his administration.

Drug cartels are not formed overnight (unless two smaller cartels merge to form a bigger one). It takes decades to organize a drug business. So if Duterte exterminates the drug cartels, then the Philippines will remain drug-free for the next few decades.

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Quote from: Lancusters on July 07, 2017, 07:36:56 AM

well i think he can as long as his gabinates is always in his side until his fight from drugs end , he should continue to pursue the drug lords with the help of his pnp chief bato dela rosa , the fight on drugs is still a way long to go ,but in my opinion it will end sooner or later ,

It will not end. The drug should begin not with repression, but with the construction of a developed economy. Of course there are addicts in all countries, but where people earn enough to find entertainment not associated with drugs they are much smaller.

Yeah it will never end, in the first six years of the presidential term, he can do that, but what happen if Mr. President's term ends, and the new president is different, sad to say but it can have a new generation of drug addicts,it can be happen. But im still hoping that Mr. President can stop that .

That is what I'm afraid of. That's why I'm saying that 6 years in not enough for President Duterte to stop the drug menace. And I hope that during his 6 years tenure, he can someone limit the proliferation in Philippines. And the next administration should continue what have he started. Well its still far though, Duterte has been in the office for 1 year and a lot can happen in the next years of his administration.

It doesn't matter how many terms he has. If he doesn't know how to reduce the demand for recreational drugs to absolute zero, the demand will be satisfied. The more strict you get with the laws, the higher the risk to sell drugs, and the higher the price. This introduces huge profitability, and it will be enough to corrupt a self serving cop, at which point you have organized crime that can get around the law and it won't even matter.

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Quote from: Lancusters on July 07, 2017, 07:36:56 AM

Quote from: Lancusters on July 07, 2017, 07:36:56 AM

well i think he can as long as his gabinates is always in his side until his fight from drugs end , he should continue to pursue the drug lords with the help of his pnp chief bato dela rosa , the fight on drugs is still a way long to go ,but in my opinion it will end sooner or later ,

It will not end. The drug should begin not with repression, but with the construction of a developed economy. Of course there are addicts in all countries, but where people earn enough to find entertainment not associated with drugs they are much smaller.

Yeah it will never end, in the first six years of the presidential term, he can do that, but what happen if Mr. President's term ends, and the new president is different, sad to say but it can have a new generation of drug addicts,it can be happen. But im still hoping that Mr. President can stop that .

That is what I'm afraid of. That's why I'm saying that 6 years in not enough for President Duterte to stop the drug menace. And I hope that during his 6 years tenure, he can someone limit the proliferation in Philippines. And the next administration should continue what have he started. Well its still far though, Duterte has been in the office for 1 year and a lot can happen in the next years of his administration.

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well i think he can as long as his gabinates is always in his side until his fight from drugs end , he should continue to pursue the drug lords with the help of his pnp chief bato dela rosa , the fight on drugs is still a way long to go ,but in my opinion it will end sooner or later ,

It will not end. The drug should begin not with repression, but with the construction of a developed economy. Of course there are addicts in all countries, but where people earn enough to find entertainment not associated with drugs they are much smaller.

Yeah it will never end, in the first six years of the presidential term, he can do that, but what happen if Mr. President's term ends, and the new president is different, sad to say but it can have a new generation of drug addicts,it can be happen. But im still hoping that Mr. President can stop that .

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