The eradication of Afghan farmers
Clearly growing opium currently is hugely important to the economic well being of many Afghans. This presents a huge problem for the well being of many.
Do we need to have a better approach to stemming the flow of heroin from Afghanistan?
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Comments
Poverty is the root of all evil!
If they got a far chance they wouldn't grow it, it is 'haram' after all.