LEAP – Help End Prohibition

LEAP is an acronym for Law Enforcement Against Prohibition, a group of current and former members of law enforcement officials that was founded in 2002. Their message is simple. The war on drugs has failed. They propose that a system of regulation would be better than prohibition because it would be less harmful and more ethical.
“The mission of LEAP is to reduce the multitude of unintended harmful consequences resulting from fighting the war on drugs and to lessen the incidence of death, disease, crime, and addiction by ultimately ending drug prohibition.” link
You don't have to be for drugs to be against prohibition. You just need to be educated. Here are some interesting facts you might not have known about drugs:
The DEA's own Chief Administrative Law Judge, after listening to the evidence for two years concluded that marijuana in its natural form is safer than many of the foods we commonly eat.
Alcohol and tobacco cause the greatest burden on our medical facilities yet these drugs are widely accepted and legal in our country.
Speaking of tabacco, the nations leading expert on addiction, Jack Henningfield, stated that nicotine is more addictive than heroin, alcohol, or cocaine.
Of all psychoactive substances, alcohol is the only one whose consumption has been shown to commonly increase aggression
See how much the government is spending in it's war on drugs this year to date: Drug War Clock
“Anyone concerned about the failure of our $69 billion-a-year War on Drugs should watch this 12-minute program. You will meet front line, ranking police officers who give us a devastating report on why it cannot work. It is a must-see for any journalist or public official dealing with this issue.” – Walter Cronkite