I think a big part of the war on drugs is coming to an end.

robert mueller is a dumb piece of poo poo

ChilePepino Posted:

I can’t believe the director or whatever of the FBI is such a piece of **** when it comes to arguing. All his “well thought” speach about why not legalize weed went down by “They started with milk and then moved to beer”

lol

“when you have personally spoken with family members with relatives that have died because of meth”

“can you name any people who have died because of meth?”

“heh, well, you see…”

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Oh no… i drink milk and beer and i guess imma die of a heroin overdose sometime in the future…. goodbye cruel world

Exactly, that’s the way the gateway theory works. Not every person that starts with milk moves to bourbon. And not everyone that uses marijuana will move to stronger drugs and die of crack/heroin/meth OD.

I’m surprised nobody is pointing out that way more people are dying because of drug wars and trafficking in Mexico than who die of drug overdoses in the US – except apparently US politicians don’t care about the “foreigners” dying as long as they can still maintain their moralistic authority over the citizens. The entire thing is kind of stupid, though. There’s no reason why marijuana should be illegal while cigarettes are legal, since they’re about equally as deadly and marijuana is generally less addictive. As for the other drugs… it won’t be popular, but legalizing them probably would stop the vast majority of the drug wars and instability to our south… which would probably be overall better for us in terms of immigration and general foreign policy; and if the government can gain control of the drug industry it would be a pretty good source of revenue to tax those drugs and use the money for anti-drug education and rehabilitation/detox programs.

Keakealani Posted:

I’m surprised nobody is pointing out that way more people are dying because of drug wars and trafficking in Mexico than who die of drug overdoses in the US – except apparently US politicians don’t care about the “foreigners” dying as long as they can still maintain their moralistic authority over the citizens. The entire thing is kind of stupid, though. There’s no reason why marijuana should be illegal while cigarettes are legal, since they’re about equally as deadly and marijuana is generally less addictive. As for the other drugs… it won’t be popular, but legalizing them probably would stop the vast majority of the drug wars and instability to our south… which would probably be overall better for us in terms of immigration and general foreign policy; and if the government can gain control of the drug industry it would be a pretty good source of revenue to tax those drugs and use the money for anti-drug education and rehabilitation/detox programs.

Also, WHEEEEEEE!!!

Of course, I mean just look at 9/11. just over 3000 people die and all of a sudden **** matters but Pol Pot can slaughter 75% of Cambodia without anyone giving 2 ****s, The only reason they enter World War 2 is because Germany attacked a supply train to Britain thus disrupting their trade routes. Millions can die in natural disasters worldwide with hardly a mention but God forbid anything happen to but a fraction of those lives when they’re American.

Not to mention the amount of lives that could be helped even within their own country from the money saved by not funding a lot of these ineffective anti-drug campaigns. They could really put a dent in poverty and bring up the lower clbumes which is where a lot of the drug trade actually manifests itself. But hey, that would be too easy and doesn’t sound good on paper to the voters.

Ok. milk + bourbon = mourbon. WRONG! It equals BILK, commonly known by it’s street name as “bilge.” In the old days sailors would huff the gbumes that collected above the bilge tanks to get high on their long voyages and ease the pain of their scurvy. In 2007 children in Nambia reading their history books learned of this practice, and updated it to today’s common practice of huffing Jenkem.

Largehardoncollider Posted:

Yes we should prioritise more dangerous drugs above marijuana, a harmless substance.Log in to see images!