Pitt, who is the executive producer of the new documentary &lsquo;The House I Live In&rsquo; - focusing on President Richard Nixon&rsquo;s 1972 &ldquo;war on drug abuse&rdquo; plan &ndash; said, &ldquo;My drug days are long since passed but it&rsquo;s certainly true that I could probably land in any city in any state and get you whatever you wanted. <img alt="Brad Pitt" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2012/oct/brad.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 564px; " /> Brad Pitt. Pic/Santa Banta &ldquo;I could find anything you were looking for. Give me 24 hours or so, and yet we still support this charade called the drug war,&rdquo; Radar Online quoted him as saying. &ldquo;We have spent a trillion dollars. It&rsquo;s lasted for over 40 years. A lot of people have lost their lives for it. And yet we still talk about it like it&rsquo;s this success,&rdquo; he said. The &lsquo;Troy&rsquo; star engaged to Angelina Jolie - who also has a colourful past with narcotics - was frank in his opinion to legalize drugs. &ldquo;The only way to end the war on drugs is to take the profit out of it&hellip;we have to look at the what-if-everything-was-legal and people were allowed to make their own choices,&rdquo; he added.

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Brad Pitt has slammed US government's so-called war on drugs and said that the only way to end it is by legalizing it.  According to The Huffington Post, the 48-year-old actor called the war "an incredible failure."

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