Masked crusader7
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just be like christ i hope you can understand that
We have the worst drug problems of any developed country because our enforcement of drug laws is the strictest in the world, a billion dollars get spent on fighting drugs that only escalates the problems, and no one forces anyone to buy drugs and executing drug dealers is the worst possible idea, most dealers come from poor economic situations with substandard education, and why work for 10 dollars an hour when you make thousands of dollars a week slinging dope?Well there's laws kind of like what Trump was talking about already. In Ohio they are handing out a lot of murder charges over heroin and fentanyl. But I don't think they are executing people. If you sell heroin to someone and they die, what do you want to happen? It's actual murder, and the prosecutors could argue it's premeditated. Because we are way beyond anyone not knowing it's a deadly weapon.
The reason we have a drug problem has nothing to do with not killing enough drug dealers though. Like that will never be a solution. It's just the effect of a cause. It's not a big mystery, Americans just like drugs. And they will do literally anything. That's why every single drug has two different types. The poor version, and the rich version. Whatever you can afford, there is a type of crystal meth made just for you.
Maybe we should address how partying culture is totally out of control?
I agree that our justice system is exacerbating the problem as a whole. Minimum mandatory sentencing specifically. We are sending people into jails for drug dealing, and they are still dealing in jail. Or learning to become better dealers. The point is rehabilitation is not really in the mission statement of American justice. It's called punishment, and that's really it.We have the worst drug problems of any developed country because our enforcement of drug laws is the strictest in the world, a billion dollars get spent on fighting drugs that only escalates the problems, and no one forces anyone to buy drugs and executing drug dealers is the worst possible idea, most dealers come from poor economic situations with substandard education, and why work for 10 dollars an hour when you make thousands of dollars a week slinging dope?
Yeah a lot of dealers are just junkies themselves, I know and that takes us back to a social problem, and yes people go to prison and come back as worse criminals all the time, and you're right because the American "justice" system is about revenge and punishment.I agree that our justice system is exacerbating the problem as a whole. Minimum mandatory sentencing specifically. We are sending people into jails for drug dealing, and they are still dealing in jail. Or learning to become better dealers. The point is rehabilitation is not really in the mission statement of American justice. It's called punishment, and that's really it.
Drug dealing isn't as lucrative as you make it sound. Sure there are plenty of ballers. But for every baller there are like 20 dealers who are only doing it because they are users. I'm not saying the economy has nothing to do with it. It's just not that easy to become a successful drug dealer. It's in our DNA as Americans to love getting wasted on drugs. I'm saying a better economy will mainly equal better drugs.
Back to the main point though. Rehabilitation should be key to this problem. Because it doesn't really matter why there is such a high demand for drugs. Only that there is, and we should be doing much better. Jail is obviously not working. It's doing more damage to families than most of the drugs themselves. And it really is that simple. Executing drug dealers is stupid, it's barbaric and I can't stand Duerte. But people are dying, and someone has to pay.
How about the government pays? They're the ones causing the problems.But people are dying, and someone has to pay.
Yes this, but nobody for criminal justice reform is sucking on Trump's balls.How about the government pays? They're the ones causing the problems.
The Taliban brought down opium production to nearly 0% and that's when, all of a sudden, the US invaded Afghanistan (under the guise that they were harboring OBL when he was supposedly in Pakistan the whole time) and opium production went through the roof. Only morons would believe that it was a coincidence.The government has no desire to end the drug epidemic.. i dont care what they say. You can walk into the police station with a lost of all the drug dealers in the neighborhood, their license plate number, phone numbers, where they meet for deals, etc.. and the police do nothing. I know because ive done this. Call them with a tip about a gun or welfare fraud and theyre all over it though..
I dont understand the compassion for drug dealers, not even addicts that deal because they KNOW better. I get that its hard out here economically but theres always another option, refusing to engage in that option because youd rather not struggle is not admirable or okay in any way shape or form. Should people have to struggle like this? No. But two wrongs dont make a right and selling people their own fatality should be dealt with more harshly.. they shpile actually flip the rockefeller laws around at this point and take crack off in place of opiates. Or charge for accessory to murder. Idk.
They should 100% go after drs, pharmaceutical companies etc that also facilitate this.. everyone in the life knows that one doctor who will write scripts for nothing.
Ive been saying that for years. Everyone thinks im nuts.The Taliban brought down opium production to nearly 0% and that's when, all of a sudden, the US invaded Afghanistan (under the guise that they were harboring OBL when he was supposedly in Pakistan the whole time) and opium production went through the roof. Only morons would believe that it was a coincidence.
Or one family in big pharma that pushed oxycontin on doctors for all sorts of things and said it wasn't addictive. This is also a capitalist problem.How about the government pays? They're the ones causing the problems.
The government has no desire to end the drug epidemic.. i dont care what they say. You can walk into the police station with a lost of all the drug dealers in the neighborhood, their license plate number, phone numbers, where they meet for deals, etc.. and the police do nothing. I know because ive done this. Call them with a tip about a gun or welfare fraud and theyre all over it though..
I dont understand the compassion for drug dealers, not even addicts that deal because they KNOW better. I get that its hard out here economically but theres always another option, refusing to engage in that option because youd rather not struggle is not admirable or okay in any way shape or form. Should people have to struggle like this? No. But two wrongs dont make a right and selling people their own fatality should be dealt with more harshly.. they shpile actually flip the rockefeller laws around at this point and take crack off in place of opiates. Or charge for accessory to murder. Idk.
They should 100% go after drs, pharmaceutical companies etc that also facilitate this.. everyone in the life knows that one doctor who will write scripts for nothing.
You still suck KF, but you're right about this. This is a true "conspiracy" and has been well documented, from Air America to Iran Contra.The Taliban brought down opium production to nearly 0% and that's when, all of a sudden, the US invaded Afghanistan (under the guise that they were harboring OBL when he was supposedly in Pakistan the whole time) and opium production went through the roof. Only morons would believe that it was a coincidence.
That's because hearsay isn't probably cause. Now if you bought drugs from the dealer first. Then took the drugs to the police, they would arrest you. Than they would investigate the dealers. But I think you know how the law works.You can walk into the police station with a lost of all the drug dealers in the neighborhood, their license plate number, phone numbers, where they meet for deals, etc.. and the police do nothing. I know because ive done this.
Yeah but it's still hearsay though. Plus you don't know what else could be happening. I've seen people on the streets selling drugs before. And I'm pretty sure half of them are undercover cops or snitches. They allow snitches to operate out there. But that's kind of what they need to build an actual case.If i called the cops about any other thing, it would be investigated. Im not asking to arrest on my word. But why have a narcotics unit if you arent going to investigate? Also, it isnt hearsay if youve watched the sale, which i have and the cops were well aware that i had.