Difference between revisions of "Public Health Approach"
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[[Category:Health Care|100]] | [[Category:Health Care|100]] | ||
[[Category:Drug Legalization|100]] | [[Category:Drug Legalization|100]] | ||
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[[Category:Victimless Crime|500]] | [[Category:Victimless Crime|500]] | ||
{{DES | des = The public health approach treats problems (such as addictive drugs, gambling, and extramarital sex) with harm reduction, rather than simple moral judgements or prohibition. Libertarians still oppose it because it is a successful government social program and an alternative to their radicalism.| show=}} | {{DES | des = The public health approach treats problems (such as addictive drugs, gambling, and extramarital sex) with harm reduction, rather than simple moral judgements or prohibition. Libertarians still oppose it because it is a successful government social program and an alternative to their radicalism.| show=}} | ||
