Seattle has stopped charging people for personal drug possession
I lean heavily towards giving people the freedom to do what they want, but in &#x27;private&#x27; and without burdening public life of others.  If people want to light up or shoot up, so be it.  But I think a community must have ways to discourage or push people out of the public sphere who practice unwelcome and unsocial behavior.  The gov&#x27;t fully feeding, clothing, and sheltering large groups of addicts is impractical and unviable in most&#x2F;all places.