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Everything we know about drugsfrom acid to epidemics to DARE and salviaturns out to be wrongStock up on munchies and line up your water bottles: journalist Ryan Grim will take you on a crosscountry tour of illicit drug use in the U.S.from the agony (the huge DEA bust of an acid lab in an abandoned missile silo in Kansas) to the ecstasy (hallucinogens at raves and music festivals). Along the way, Grim discovers some surprising truths. Did antidrug campaigns actually encourage more drug use? Did acid really disappear in the early 2000s? And did meth peak years ago? Did our Founding Fathersor, better yet, their wivesget high just as much as we do? Traces the evolution of United Statess long and twisted relationship with drugs Gives surprising answers to questions such as: how did heroin become popular, when did the meth epidemic peak, and has LSD gone the way of Quaaludes Based on solid reporting and wideranging researchincluding surveys, reports, historical accounts, and moreNot since Eric Schlosser ventured underground to marijuanas black market in Reefer Madness has a reporter trained such a keen eye on drugs and culture. A powerful and often shocking history of one of our knottiest social and cultural problems, This is Your Country on Drugs leads you on a profound exploration of what it means to be an American.
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I thought this would be more of a narrative but it reads like a textbook at times. The topics are important, but the delivery wasn’t for me. I think casual readers might find it a slog.
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James O'Reilly
Fascinating Insight into Drug History
This book really dives deep into how drugs have shaped America over the years. The writing is engaging, and I found myself hooked from start to finish. Definitely a thought-provoking read for anyone interested in the subject!
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Maria Lopez
A Mixed Bag of Stories
I liked parts of this book but found some sections a bit dry. It’s interesting to see how drugs have influenced culture, but a few chapters felt repetitive. Still worth a read for history buffs.
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Danielle Smith
Good But Lacks Flow
There’s a lot of great information in this book, but I struggled with how it was organized. Some stories stood out while others felt lost in the mix. I enjoyed it, but it could’ve been better edited.
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Priya Patel
Captivated by the Stories
Each chapter brought something new to the table about drugs in America. I appreciated the unique historical angles and the research behind it. It’s eye-opening and made me rethink a lot of what I thought I knew.
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