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QuoteQuoteQuoteThe U.S. has the largest prison population in the world, with about 2.3 million behind bars. More than half a million of those people are incarcerated for a drug law violation. What a waste of young lives."
How many young lives would be wasted if drugs were NOT restricted?- Fud
Do you think Prohibition was a great success then?
Do you think the thousands of lives that have been lost due to drunk drivers is OK?
I guess it's not OK for a person to get a gun and go on a rampage, but OK to get behind the wheel of a car and wipe out innocent lives in Kallendville.
billvon 2,400
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Yep, a bunch of "optional" drug-related activities are going to get cut. Border patrol enforcement, drug smuggling interdiction, foreign drug task forces . . . it will be interesting to see how it shakes out, whether we think the savings are worth it.
normiss 622
Should allow them to purchase an entire new collection of political portraits - they've clearly not spent enough on that booolshit.
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>No one won.
You got it dude!
The war on drugs is a war on people.
LE gets bigger and richer,the prisons get fuller,and the mafia's get wealthy.
Everyone else loses.
You got it dude!
The war on drugs is a war on people.
LE gets bigger and richer,the prisons get fuller,and the mafia's get wealthy.
Everyone else loses.
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QuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteThe U.S. has the largest prison population in the world, with about 2.3 million behind bars. More than half a million of those people are incarcerated for a drug law violation. What a waste of young lives."
How many young lives would be wasted if drugs were NOT restricted?- Fud
Do you think Prohibition was a great success then?
Do you think the thousands of lives that have been lost due to drunk drivers is OK?
I guess it's not OK for a person to get a gun and go on a rampage, but OK to get behind the wheel of a car and wipe out innocent lives in Kallendville.
If you have to resort to non sequiturs it means you lost already.
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The only sure way to survive a canopy collision is not to have one.
The only sure way to survive a canopy collision is not to have one.
QuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteThe U.S. has the largest prison population in the world, with about 2.3 million behind bars. More than half a million of those people are incarcerated for a drug law violation. What a waste of young lives."
How many young lives would be wasted if drugs were NOT restricted?- Fud
Do you think Prohibition was a great success then?
Do you think the thousands of lives that have been lost due to drunk drivers is OK?
I guess it's not OK for a person to get a gun and go on a rampage, but OK to get behind the wheel of a car and wipe out innocent lives in Kallendville.
If you have to resort to non sequiturs it means you lost already.
If you have to resort to your normal weaseling without being able to come up with a response, then it's clear you have lost.
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it will be interesting to see how it shakes out, whether we think the savings are worth it.
Agreed. I'm assuming the CNO (Chief of Naval Operations, which is a really powerful position in the Navy) is involved in these decisions. Just like the decision to leave carriers docked. Very potent statements on their part. If I had to guess, I think he's mad
We are all engines of karma
The way I see it, we have laws. Like them or not, break them and you pay the penalty. I will admit, someone going to prison for posession of one joint doesn't make sense but it is what it is.
Chuck
Chuck
billvon 2,400
>The way I see it, we have laws. Like them or not, break them and you pay the penalty.
Agreed. But what's happening is that the Navy (and several other organizations like the DHS) are saying "yes it's illegal but we just can't afford to go after people." That will lead eventually to a de facto legality.
Agreed. But what's happening is that the Navy (and several other organizations like the DHS) are saying "yes it's illegal but we just can't afford to go after people." That will lead eventually to a de facto legality.
Do you think Prohibition was a great success then?
The only sure way to survive a canopy collision is not to have one.
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