vidence which, to many people, justifies this contention of an attempt to shift blame. Similarly, the controversy over drug testing in the workplace lends credence to the contention that the US is not really serious about controlling drug abuse.
The US permits a major demand for a product to exist within its own borders, and then attempts to control supply. Some half-hearted educational and rehabilitative efforts are conducted to deal with the demand problem; however, few serious deterrent penalties are imposed. In response to American demand for drugs, the drug producers smuggle the products into the US.
The illegal import and use of drugs to and in the US is a serious threat to American society. Rather, they are available because there is a demand for them.
American employers have generally shown that they support drug testing in the workplace. Objections to drug testing in the workplace, however, are registered by (1) employees and c
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