How do you feel about drug phobia and do you see it as a problem (not only in drug policy, but also in ordinary conversations with "oppression" of users)?

Positive. Addiction is not congenital, like race or gender, that is, addicts choose their own lives - this time. Two - drugs provoke crimes, and users often try to persuade their acquaintances to use. To condemn the "discrimination" of drug addicts is the same. what to condemn the "discrimination" of Hawthorn drinkers.

The nurse, while bandaging the operated abscess for me, considers it her duty to inform that the addict lives on average four years. I consider it the duty of a nurse to bandage my abscess, and before giving me advice, at least ask what I took, because the manuals say about a heroin addict, but I am not him.

I am tough and implacable. to drug phobia. Regularly recalling the social advertisement “If you take drugs, you are left alone.”
Yes, you are left alone. Thanks to you, assholes, who wrote down people with addiction as subhuman, and you define addiction by the criterion "he took the second time." And you think it is normal behavior to fuck up with vodka under the Blue Light for the New Year, and then go to vote for Putin.

No, of course, not all assholes vote for Putin. But they all consider vodka "more normal" than illegal substances. Or complete sobriety is "more normal" than incomplete.

Perhaps the assholes will be offended for what I called them assholes. But the fact is that only an asshole, having picked up superficial knowledge, considers himself a specialist and runs to express his opinion, about which no one asked him. And about drugs, every second does this, although in reality it turns out that he is not able to answer the most elementary question and thinks that heroin is a hallucinogen.