There's a difference between legalizing it and forgetting about it and decriminalizing it and treating the addiction as a health issue rather than a legal issue.

It is a public health epidemic.

But then again, you'd need some way for these people to afford help, which isn't likely in this country at the moment. If there was a cure for heroin addiction it would be outlawed or cost more than the epipen.

Then again, prohibition is soon close to working. Just need one more year max two and no drug users will be using ever. We're going on 40? Years of prohibition...it's certainly going to be working soon. Just like outlawing guns will reduce murders, Hillary and you are both completely in agreement on that prohibition logic. For her it's guns, for you it's drugs. I'm sure if it works this well for drugs it's going to be awesome for guns. Hell, you half make me want to join the Clinton sub and start preaching the war on guns gospel. How did these people even get drugs. They're illegal! It's impossible.