Reagan’s Fight Against Drugs
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Free cocaine and heroin, provided by the government?
Sounds crazy?
But what would happen to all the drug dealers if anyone could get maintenance doses free by going to a government office and saying he is an addict? And how would kids get started if drug dealers stopped selling, because there is no longer any profit?
ALFRED C. HEXTER
Kensington
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