I'm kind of for legalizing all drugs, slowly, while also putting in place societal infrastructure for discouraging the abuse of drugs and to help people who become addicts.
I can elaborate on further reasons for legalization of drugs if requested; it is not however a top priority to me as a policy issue so I don't focus on it as much for that reason.
What do you think about drug legalization or criminalization?
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No and I could not outright support this even if our communities were entirely European descendant and fitted with all the non-government mechanisms our ancestors had for maintaining standards of behavior. However, in such a scenario, the brunt of the harm caused by full legality would be easily withstood.
Now, here, in reality, it would only reduce the amount of actively dangerous blacks that police are able to apprehend. And this in an environment where the state has no motive to remove blacks in any other scenario. They will only remove a black whose presence actively and publically undermines their authority, and only because they have to. The fact that doing so helps Whites is not just incidental, it's an undesirable consequence of necessary action on part of the state.
Now, here, in reality, it would only reduce the amount of actively dangerous blacks that police are able to apprehend. And this in an environment where the state has no motive to remove blacks in any other scenario. They will only remove a black whose presence actively and publically undermines their authority, and only because they have to. The fact that doing so helps Whites is not just incidental, it's an undesirable consequence of necessary action on part of the state.