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| − | An '''illegal drug''' is a recreational drug that has been deemed potentially harmful and therefore made illegal by | + | An '''illegal drug''' is a recreational drug that has been deemed potentially harmful and therefore made illegal by the government of a country. |
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| − | Legalization of illegal drugs, especially [[marijuana]], is a [[liberal]] | + | Legalization of illegal drugs, especially [[marijuana]], is a popular [[liberal]] and libertarian political position. |
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Revision as of 00:34, July 17, 2007
An illegal drug is a recreational drug that has been deemed potentially harmful and therefore made illegal by the government of a country.
Drugs in America
Illegal drugs in America include marijuana, cocaine, methamphetamine, and heroin.
Ronald Reagan declared a "war on (illegal) drugs" in 1988 with the creation of a drug czar.
Notes
Legalization of illegal drugs, especially marijuana, is a popular liberal and libertarian political position.