Rehab and rehab drugs are already built into the prison industrial complex (in the U.S.).
But there is no incentive to "cure" people. A new therapy/drug just needs to appear effective long enough for the industry to come up with the next wave of therapies and drugs.
The real cure for rampant drug use is better schools and a move away from the growing gap between the haves and have nots. Fix that and you'll notice a change in one generation.
And the way to fix those things is by repairing a failed democracy so that public funds can be used for the good of the public instead of funneled into private hands.
And the way to repair a failed democracy is through a healthy media, dissent, active citizens willing to disrupt the status quo.
But there is no incentive to "cure" people. A new therapy/drug just needs to appear effective long enough for the industry to come up with the next wave of therapies and drugs.
The real cure for rampant drug use is better schools and a move away from the growing gap between the haves and have nots. Fix that and you'll notice a change in one generation.
And the way to fix those things is by repairing a failed democracy so that public funds can be used for the good of the public instead of funneled into private hands.
And the way to repair a failed democracy is through a healthy media, dissent, active citizens willing to disrupt the status quo.