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France: How the “war on drugs” is turbo-charging surveillance powers
(www.statewatch.org)
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this post was submitted on 19 Apr 2025
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So, just another reason to legalise them instead, available fron taxed, regulated and reputable apothecaries, like just about every expert says and treat addiction as a health issue. No need to spy on my dik pics.
Yup, exactly this. Portugal decriminalized drug use and helped immensely with hard drugs usage.
But they do want to spy on your dick pics... That's the real purpose here ! They don't care on the war of drugs anyway.
Dickfingerprinting !