 | Jill Jonnes - 1999 - 536 páginas
...could be made for legalizing it as for legalizing marijuana. Short acting — about 1 5 minutes — not physically addicting, and acutely pleasurable,...cocaine has found increasing favor at all socioeconomic levels in the last year." With someone like this so close to President Carter, the enthusiasts for... | |
 | David F. Musto - 1999 - 436 páginas
...could be made for legalizing it as for legalizing marijuana. Short acting — about 15 minutes — not physically addicting, and acutely pleasurable,...cocaine has found increasing favor at all socioeconomic levels in the last year."13 During a period of drug intolerance in the 193os, marihuana was quickly... | |
 | Ted N. Strader, David A. Collins, Tim D. Noe - 2000 - 144 páginas
...could be made for legalizing it as for legalizing marijuana. Short acting — about l5 minutes — not physically addicting, and acutely pleasurable,...cocaine has found increasing favor at all socioeconomic levels in the last year" (Musto, l987, p. 265). This view was reminiscent of the l 880s, when cocaine... | |
 | Philip Bean - 2003 - 434 páginas
...could be made for legalizing it as for legalizing marijuana. Short acting — about 1 5 minutes — not physically addicting, and acutely pleasurable,...cocaine has found increasing favor at all socioeconomic levels in the last year. . . . One must ask what possible justification there can be for the obsession... | |
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Carter's adviser on drugs, held that "cocaine is probably the most benign of illicit drugs currently in widespread use." In 1974, Bourne wrote: At least as strong a case could probably be made of legalizing [cocaine] as for legalizing marijuana. Short... 