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my mother was on coke so fuck no heroin and cocaine are just awful evil stuff, shit should just be eradicated off the face of the earth and 66% really ugh screw you guys and i dont care about this drug war is a failure excuse, its the way we are fighting it that is going no ware, if it was me i would have napalm boomed the fields in Colombia, mexico, or anywhere else, i dont give a danm about there sovereignty, stop sending this shit in! View Quote You are as clueless as any liberal. Your mom did that shit because she wanted to. She was already prohibited and she did it anyway. How well do you think your prohibition will work? |
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there is no talking sense on this board anymore. go a head, fry your fucking brain, no loss anyways. I'll sit back and laugh at you suffer from mental and nervous breakdowns. Shit I'll even buy it for everybody, just for the entertainment of watching the meltdown. This place is like Caligula's Rome, self destruction in the name of freedom. View Quote Either we agree with you or we must believe in nihilism. Either we agree with you or we are all dopers and we want everyone else to be dopers. There is no middle ground. Thomas Jefferson once said, "Rightful Liberty is unobstructed action, according to ones own will, within the limits drawn around you by the equal rights of others...." |
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there is no talking sense on this board anymore. go a head, fry your fucking brain, no loss anyways. I'll sit back and laugh at you suffer from mental and nervous breakdowns. Shit I'll even buy it for everybody, just for the entertainment of watching the meltdown. This place is like Caligula's Rome, self destruction in the name of freedom. View Quote If any American who was an adult before 1914 refrained from doing cocaine, heroin, opium, morphine, and marijuana, he did so out of choice, because all of it was freely available to any adult by the carload. Was America better or worse in terms of public morality, work ethic, and civility in 1913 or in 2016? Do you really think that drugs - less available now than then - are responsible for the devolution of civilization? |
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Quoted: We can declare war on illegal immigrants. i'm fine with that. I believe there will be a tangible benefit for the tax dollars spent. If we have no difference in illegal immigration and less civil liberties in 50 years of that war, I will reconsider my position. Show me or anyone else for that matter how after 50 years of a "war on drugs" that there has been a benefit? There has been a hell of a lot of costs involved. What is the benefit? Less drug users? Less drugs? Less people in jail for drug charges? Any of those thing happen? Tell me how we win a war on drugs if we can't keep prison drug free? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Yes. The War on Drugs Citizens isn't worth the squeeze. It doesn't work. No one who wants to snort coke, isn't just because it is illegal. What does that tell you? Sam e with imagination. Stop wasting time "securing" boarders and just treat them like anyone else. If they work and pay taxes, let them stay and vote. If they commit a crime, send them to jail. We can declare war on illegal immigrants. i'm fine with that. I believe there will be a tangible benefit for the tax dollars spent. If we have no difference in illegal immigration and less civil liberties in 50 years of that war, I will reconsider my position. Show me or anyone else for that matter how after 50 years of a "war on drugs" that there has been a benefit? There has been a hell of a lot of costs involved. What is the benefit? Less drug users? Less drugs? Less people in jail for drug charges? Any of those thing happen? Tell me how we win a war on drugs if we can't keep prison drug free? As long as I'm not expected to carry around narcocane or put hands on junkies, I'm all for it. Oh, and my tax dollars aren't spent on rehab, food, housing, or medical treatment. Why would we waste money preventing people who want to work from working? The argument for legalizing drug is exactly the same as immigration. |
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Not sure who you are arguing with....??? I agree with you. Legalize one, legalize both. Why would we waste money preventing people who want to work from working? The argument for legalizing drug is exactly the same as immigration. Victimless crime. View Quote So those people don't take jobs from citizens? They don't get their kids educated for free? They don't get welfare? I'm missing your point. Why don't you give us pros and cons for both (in the red) so that we can understand your position better? ETA We have been fighting a war on illegal immigrants? We have lost numerous constitutional protections due to this war on immigration? |
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Not sure who you are arguing with....??? I agree with you. Legalize one, legalize both. As long as I'm not expected to carry around narcocane or put hands on junkies, I'm all for it. Oh, and my tax dollars aren't spent on rehab, food, housing, or medical treatment. Why would we waste money preventing people who want to work from working? The argument for legalizing drug is exactly the same as immigration. Victimless crime. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Yes. The War on Drugs Citizens isn't worth the squeeze. It doesn't work. No one who wants to snort coke, isn't just because it is illegal. What does that tell you? Sam e with imagination. Stop wasting time "securing" boarders and just treat them like anyone else. If they work and pay taxes, let them stay and vote. If they commit a crime, send them to jail. We can declare war on illegal immigrants. i'm fine with that. I believe there will be a tangible benefit for the tax dollars spent. If we have no difference in illegal immigration and less civil liberties in 50 years of that war, I will reconsider my position. Show me or anyone else for that matter how after 50 years of a "war on drugs" that there has been a benefit? There has been a hell of a lot of costs involved. What is the benefit? Less drug users? Less drugs? Less people in jail for drug charges? Any of those thing happen? Tell me how we win a war on drugs if we can't keep prison drug free? Not sure who you are arguing with....??? I agree with you. Legalize one, legalize both. As long as I'm not expected to carry around narcocane or put hands on junkies, I'm all for it. Oh, and my tax dollars aren't spent on rehab, food, housing, or medical treatment. Why would we waste money preventing people who want to work from working? The argument for legalizing drug is exactly the same as immigration. Victimless crime. Immigration is currently legal. |
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Quoted: So those people don't take jobs from citizens? They don't get their kids educated for free? They don't get welfare? I'm missing your point. Why don't you give us pros and cons for both (in the red) so that we can understand your position better? ETA We have been fighting a war on illegal immigrants? We have lost numerous constitutional protections due to this war on immigration? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Not sure who you are arguing with....??? I agree with you. Legalize one, legalize both. Why would we waste money preventing people who want to work from working? The argument for legalizing drug is exactly the same as immigration. Victimless crime. So those people don't take jobs from citizens? They don't get their kids educated for free? They don't get welfare? I'm missing your point. Why don't you give us pros and cons for both (in the red) so that we can understand your position better? ETA We have been fighting a war on illegal immigrants? We have lost numerous constitutional protections due to this war on immigration? So? They pay into a system and get something out of it. By allowing them in an documenting them, we can collect taxes for the services they use. They are not hurting anyone. The War of Drug is exactly like the War on Immegration. We need to stop both. Think of the savings. |
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So? They pay into a system and get something out of it. By allowing them in an documenting them, we can collect taxes for the services they use. They are not hurting anyone. The War of Drug is exactly like the War on Immegration. We need to stop both. Think of the savings. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Not sure who you are arguing with....??? I agree with you. Legalize one, legalize both. Why would we waste money preventing people who want to work from working? The argument for legalizing drug is exactly the same as immigration. Victimless crime. So those people don't take jobs from citizens? They don't get their kids educated for free? They don't get welfare? I'm missing your point. Why don't you give us pros and cons for both (in the red) so that we can understand your position better? ETA We have been fighting a war on illegal immigrants? We have lost numerous constitutional protections due to this war on immigration? So? They pay into a system and get something out of it. By allowing them in an documenting them, we can collect taxes for the services they use. They are not hurting anyone. The War of Drug is exactly like the War on Immegration. We need to stop both. Think of the savings. Nope, I still need to see the pros and cons of what you are talking about because I'm not seeing the comparison. |
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Quoted: Nope, I still need to see the pros and cons of what you are talking about because I'm not seeing the comparison. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Not sure who you are arguing with....??? I agree with you. Legalize one, legalize both. Why would we waste money preventing people who want to work from working? The argument for legalizing drug is exactly the same as immigration. Victimless crime. So those people don't take jobs from citizens? They don't get their kids educated for free? They don't get welfare? I'm missing your point. Why don't you give us pros and cons for both (in the red) so that we can understand your position better? ETA We have been fighting a war on illegal immigrants? We have lost numerous constitutional protections due to this war on immigration? So? They pay into a system and get something out of it. By allowing them in an documenting them, we can collect taxes for the services they use. They are not hurting anyone. The War of Drug is exactly like the War on Immegration. We need to stop both. Think of the savings. Nope, I still need to see the pros and cons of what you are talking about because I'm not seeing the comparison. 13 million new tax payers in the system... What more of a PRO do you need??? Stop wasting money on BP and building a wall and wall maintainance. It would save BILLIONS annually. Close federal jails for immigrants. Won't have to pay to feed or house them. There practically isn't a CON. I can't think of any. Unless of course you consider paying 30% less to have my shower retired, driveway resurfaced, of cabinets put in a CON??? Besides,mots a lost cause anyhow. They come and go as they please. Why spend another nickel on enforcing Immegration??? |
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13 million new tax payers in the system... What more of a PRO do you need??? Stop wasting money on BP and building a wall and wall maintainance. It would save BILLIONS annually. Close federal jails for immigrants. Won't have to pay to feed or house them. There practically isn't a CON. I can't think of any. Besides,mots a lost cause anyhow. They come and go as they please. Why spend another nickel on enforcing Immegration??? View Quote The national unemployment rate is 4.9%. Is 4.9% of 330M more or less than 13M? What else ya got? Here let me help you with a link that should end this BS. http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2015/10/02/record-94610000-americans-not-labor-force/ |
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Quoted: The national unemployment rate is 4.9%. Is 4.9% of 330M more or less than 13M? What else ya got? Here let me help you with a link that should end this BS. http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2015/10/02/record-94610000-americans-not-labor-force/ View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: 13 million new tax payers in the system... What more of a PRO do you need??? Stop wasting money on BP and building a wall and wall maintainance. It would save BILLIONS annually. Close federal jails for immigrants. Won't have to pay to feed or house them. There practically isn't a CON. I can't think of any. Besides,mots a lost cause anyhow. They come and go as they please. Why spend another nickel on enforcing Immegration??? The national unemployment rate is 4.9%. Is 4.9% of 330M more or less than 13M? What else ya got? Here let me help you with a link that should end this BS. http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2015/10/02/record-94610000-americans-not-labor-force/ Those people don't want to work anyway... They're probably on drugs. At least we can get people in here who want to do the work, and at a lower cost. Just my opinion. Legalize both. Let's stop wasting money. |
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Sorry to hear that. So prohibition made your situation better, you are saying? Just FYI, they did "bomb" the fields in Colombia, just not with napalm. Cocaine production increased. Is that the result you wanted? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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my mother was on coke so fuck no heroin and cocaine are just awful evil stuff, shit should just be eradicated off the face of the earth and 66% really ugh screw you guys and i dont care about this drug war is a failure excuse, its the way we are fighting it that is going no ware, if it was me i would have napalm boomed the fields in Colombia, mexico, or anywhere else, i dont give a danm about there sovereignty, stop sending this shit in! Sorry to hear that. So prohibition made your situation better, you are saying? Just FYI, they did "bomb" the fields in Colombia, just not with napalm. Cocaine production increased. Is that the result you wanted? Actually, some of those operations did result in drops in the supply available in the U.S. Which resulted in a price increase, higher crack use, and higher meth use. |
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Actually, some of those operations did result in drops in the supply available in the U.S. Which resulted in a price increase, higher crack use, and higher meth use. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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my mother was on coke so fuck no heroin and cocaine are just awful evil stuff, shit should just be eradicated off the face of the earth and 66% really ugh screw you guys and i dont care about this drug war is a failure excuse, its the way we are fighting it that is going no ware, if it was me i would have napalm boomed the fields in Colombia, mexico, or anywhere else, i dont give a danm about there sovereignty, stop sending this shit in! Sorry to hear that. So prohibition made your situation better, you are saying? Just FYI, they did "bomb" the fields in Colombia, just not with napalm. Cocaine production increased. Is that the result you wanted? Actually, some of those operations did result in drops in the supply available in the U.S. Which resulted in a price increase, higher crack use, and higher meth use. And those operations support a violent black market made up of people willing to operate outside the boundaries of legal contracts and courts. |
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View Quote drugs should be fully legalized, all of them . . . when the welfare state ends. people have to be allowed to fail to be allowed to make their own choices. |
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Except you couldn't taste them and you'd spill them all over your shirt. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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We could have some really awesome energy drinks if it were legal. Except you couldn't taste them and you'd spill them all over your shirt. I may or may not have had this problem many moons ago. I didn't spill a drop and was able to finish off damn near a case of beer. |
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