Nobel-prize winning economist Milton Friedman died a few days ago at the age of 94. A well-known advocate of free-market economics, he famously came out against the Draft, as well as the War on Drugs. Concerning the latter, he argued it was destructive and that a better alternative would be for drugs to be legalised, a view that was anathema to many in conservative circles and, indeed, the mainstream as well. Here are some links to his writings on the War on Drugs, courtesy of the druglibrary.org