da_opposition's Blog

Drugs won and they got all the territory west of the rockies and south of the Rio Grande.

First why would one say it's over? Because of the sentencing guideline change to balance the disparity between coke and crack?
And if it's over the winner is clearly...AB.

da_op
Succinctly, the war on drugs. There's just not enough data. Posession is illegal. And planes don't grow on trees either. You'd have to give the farmer a reasonable alternative, and even then people would still find a way to get high. Give it up and move on I say.

I 'm sure people will find away, synthetic drugs and so on. But the stongest counrty on the planet with companies like Monsanto and thier spin offs, can ruin the number one and two narcotics in the worlds, hereion and cocaine. I bet they have already but no politian is interested cause the payoffs are good.

If a child of 14 can be tried for murder then I have no sympathy for him.

but if a child is injected with a drug by an adult then that adult should get the death pentenlty within a year 3 appels then death.

LadyFireman

There will always be drugs, and there will always be people who abuse them or use them for recreation. However there are people who would be better off on drugs. What about our current president????????

I was sure this was going to be about the prescription drug market in the United States. Drug companies are getting new drugs accepted by the FDA and before you know it they are being recalled. Some of those new drugs are being manufactured overseas and they have little or no quality control, like the drugs coming out of China that had drywall dust used as filler.

I think the govy should make, market and control a set of drugs that have a variety of hi's and min to no side effects. The have done the regulation with liquor and the black market is no longer an issue. They make money off of it licenses and let the public get stupid and behave stupid and then make more money of it when they catch the stupid. They dont care about health or safety or addiction or family issues that rise out of alcohol usage, so why fight a war because some prefer a different hi?

Yep, the drug was is over.

Just yesterday I saw a cop and showed him I had some pot, and he told me "can't arrest you for that, anymore, in spite of the danger and horrible consequences from it's use, as documented in the scientifically accurate educational film called 'Reefer Madness'".

Somebody should tell employers, because about 80% are still requiring you to take the pot test - er, excuse me, I mean the drug test - to get employment. I kept telling them the drug war is over, but they hadn't gotten the message yet.

And I'm not sure, but I think the federal government is about to take the BILLION$ they spend fighting this holy moral war and put it to something more useful, like free digital TV boxes or MP3 players for all!

I agree with suetonius - the winner was AB. Way more young people these days are drinking themselves to death, but MY GOODNESS that's sure better than getting high and having the munchies or wanting to hear music played faster!

Besides, with the war on drugs over now, people may start to notice all the things that harm them more than drug users, such as inept Presidents, illegal wars based on lies, arrogant big rig drivers, legal prescription drug companies, large corporate polluters.

I mean, with drugs out of the way as a distraction from the real problems caused by the philosophy of the extreme right, the truth may suddenly be exposed!

You say "drugs kill and destory innocent lives" but I've never had a personal experience with that, in spite of how many people I have known who smoke the Evil Weed! My, it was popular in its da

I know about troops in Afghanistan who located large poppy fields where they were about to start harvesting opium. Their Lieutenant called in to see if an air strike was in order and was told that that fields belonged to a war-lord who was friendly to US forces and to leave the area without damaging anything. The official stance was that most Afghan opium went to Europe, not the U.S.