Growing up I’m pretty sure you have heard and seen on the news or around your local neighborhoods, people with drugs or have of different drugs growing up and learning about them in school. You’ve probably always wonder, why are drugs so bad? Or maybe, why do people sell drugs or abuse them? Those questions are very interesting and I’ve wondered the same thing growing up. Drugs have been issued throughout the world for many years now. The use of them has contributed to deaths and individuals who sell them have gotten life due to the crime.
More than likely, you may have heard on El Chapo or Pablo Escobar. You may have heard someone talking about them, you may have learned about them in school or you may have seen many movies and documentaries …show more content…
Changes have included qualities involving the smuggling methods, the routes of the trafficking as well as the location and storages being used to transport the drugs. However, the way that drug trafficking was handled decades ago it has changed. For instance, as I stated above Lucas would stuff cocaine in dead bodies. Today you don’t really hear about incidents such as that. There’s more cases where drug dealers and/or drug cartels were caught shipping cocaine, but it was stored in bags or items that wouldn’t be too suspicious or not realistically sizable. When dealing with big time drug lords, it is more likely for them to traffic drugs from county to country being that many countries have more material and certain ingredient to make the drugs. Also, because many countries have more access to the drugs. But, when dealing with a drug dealer that may be local it is a very limited way that they are able to traffic drugs. They are more prone to selling them, but they get the drugs from a big time drug lord. Another way many drug dealers traffic drugs from one place to another is by swallowing the items. Similar to packaging, they would put the cocaine and narcotics in a bag and sometimes they threaten people so that they would swallow the drugs. Drug dealers today aren’t as savaged like Pablo, Escobar and Lucas was. They did not care what they had to do, as long as no one played with them, their money, or their family! …show more content…
It is basically a systematic, step process that prohibits the use of drugs as well as the distribution of the drugs by controlling the imports, manufactures and the use of the drugs. The war on drugs has been a continuing struggle for a few decades now. For these many years, many people have been trying to convince others that drugs are not good, understanding that this is true due to research analysis, drugs are harmful to the human body but does it make it right for abusing drugs to be a crime? However, I do agree that the war on drugs has had a negative impact on society than it had any good on society. Did you know that we spend over $50 billion dollars a year trying to obliterate drug entirely? That’s a lot of money that we in the United States do not have. The war on drugs is honestly a barrier. Meaning, why waste time on something that you can’t really wipe out? Although drugs are harmful to humans, some drugs aren’t as harmful, but some drugs that may be harmful are sometimes useful. It's not so much about the drug, its more on how the people use the drugs and how the drugs are being imported and exported from country to country. If we’ve spent over $50 billion one year on illiticing drugs, and we haven’t gotten anywhere, then, how much will it take to fully wipe out of the drugs? The United States are already in debt, every second we as a country go into