Legalization of 'hard' drugs

In a socialist society, what policies do you think should be set in place for 'hard' drugs like meth, crack, heroin, opium, coke, etc.
As someone who has taken two of these, I think that drug policies should be more lax on these sorts of things.

I think that hard drugs should not be used and that addiction should be treated as a medical problem. Let me get some sources!

Red Aegis wrote:I think that hard drugs should not be used and that addiction should be treated as a medical problem. Let me get some sources!

Are you talking about making it illegal or just condemning it?

I think that things like cocaine and heroin should be illegal without the consent of a doctor. I think the same about anti-biotics.

Red Aegis wrote:I think that things like cocaine and heroin should be illegal without the consent of a doctor. I think the same about anti-biotics.

Why?

It all depends on the evolution of society, I'm in favor of legalization of marijuana, cocaine and ecstasy

I don't think they should become legal in that people would be allowed to sell them openly in shops and online, but I think we should go for decriminalisation. As someone who can see the benefits of many drugs (more specifically entheogenic substances), I think that legalising most recreational drugs would create problems during the initial shock of such a big change. If these drugs are legalised, it would have to be sometime in the future where people neither stigmatise nor promote recreational drug use, and when there is no incentive for capitalists to shove them in people's faces.

The problem with the drug question, specifically the one on "hard drugs", is that people like to think that their take on the matter will completely dissolve the problem. Drugs aren't all alike, and the same is true of people.