For years and years America has spent billions of dollars trying to put an end to the trafficking of drugs. Where has it gotten us? Basically nowhere.

The answer is to rehabilitate the addicts. Continuously, the government has had law enforcement trying to enforce the "no tolerance" of illegal drug sales in the United States. Time after time narcotics are still being sold.

There is a major missing key to the puzzle: no matter if the seller is not available (i.e. from incarceration), there will always be a need for the drugs for the addicted person. If the demand is there, then there will always be a need for the supply, so someone will be up to providing the supply.

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