FORMER COP TO SELL VIDEO SHOWING DRUG USERS HOW TO AVOID POLICE DETECTION

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Anyone who has been to drug ridden neighborhoods knows the consequences of this #######..

So, if there are so many drug-ridden neighborhoods, what do you see the drug war as having accomplished thus far?

Do you really think there would ne LESS drug use without the war on drugs?

If some drug use were decriminalized, there would, by definition, be less crime

[garya505 2]

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Anyone who has been to drug ridden neighborhoods knows the consequences of this #######..

So, if there are so many drug-ridden neighborhoods, what do you see the drug war as having accomplished thus far?

Do you really think there would ne LESS drug use without the war on drugs?

If some drug use were decriminalized, there would, by definition, be less crime

Sure, less crime but more drug use.

[Heracles 417]

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Anyone who has been to drug ridden neighborhoods knows the consequences of this #######..

So, if there are so many drug-ridden neighborhoods, what do you see the drug war as having accomplished thus far?

What I see is a failure of laws and law enforcement measures used in the US.. Police with their hands tied behind their back. Criminals and drug dealers who's right are defended by mobs like the ACLU. Why not take all of any convicted drug cartels assets and money? You know why not, because I am certain there is some sort of protection of their rights.

The struggle between law enforcement and criminals (civilized and the bad) has gone on for thousand of years. The liberal view of if you cannot beat them join them has been invalidated throughout history and has always lead to the collapse of a society. American Liberals are not the first of their kind..

PS Was is not the liberals in the 60's who started all of this it is cool to take drugs #######..

[Heracles 417]

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Anyone who has been to drug ridden neighborhoods knows the consequences of this #######..

So, if there are so many drug-ridden neighborhoods, what do you see the drug war as having accomplished thus far?

Do you really think there would ne LESS drug use without the war on drugs?

If some drug use were decriminalized, there would, by definition, be less crime

I am sure more drug use will further advance the human race.. Nothing like seeing doped up kids..

Edited December 27, 2006 by Infidel

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

...Anyone who has been to drug ridden neighborhoods knows the consequences of this #######..

So, if there are so many drug-ridden neighborhoods, what do you see the drug war as having accomplished thus far?

Do you really think there would ne LESS drug use without the war on drugs?

I actually do. No more pushers, no more quick cash off this #######. Takes away the incentive of getting into "the business". Well, it actually eliminates "the business" altogether. Less pushing, less using. Pretty simple.

[garya505 2]

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Anyone who has been to drug ridden neighborhoods knows the consequences of this #######..

So, if there are so many drug-ridden neighborhoods, what do you see the drug war as having accomplished thus far?

What I see is a failure of laws and law enforcement measures used in the US.. Police with their hands tied behind their back. Criminals and drug dealers who's right are defended by mobs like the ACLU. Why not take all of any convicted drug cartels assets and money? You know why not, because I am certain there is some sort of protection of their rights.

The struggle between law enforcement and criminals (civilized and the bad) has gone on for thousand of years. The liberal view of if you cannot beat them join them has been invalidated throughout history and has always lead to the collapse of a society. American Liberals are not the first of their kind..

PS Was is not the liberals in the 60's who started all of this it is cool to take drugs #######..

Exactly.

[Heracles 417]

...Anyone who has been to drug ridden neighborhoods knows the consequences of this #######..

So, if there are so many drug-ridden neighborhoods, what do you see the drug war as having accomplished thus far?

Do you really think there would ne LESS drug use without the war on drugs?

I actually do. No more pushers, no more quick cash off this #######. Takes away the incentive of getting into "the business". Well, it actually eliminates "the business" altogether. Less pushing, less using. Pretty simple.

What about the negative consequences of drug use? Pushers are only a small fraction of the problem.

For me personally, who would be stupid enough to use ###### like that just to get a quick fix..

Edited December 27, 2006 by Infidel

[garya505 2]

...Anyone who has been to drug ridden neighborhoods knows the consequences of this #######..

So, if there are so many drug-ridden neighborhoods, what do you see the drug war as having accomplished thus far?

Do you really think there would ne LESS drug use without the war on drugs?

I actually do. No more pushers, no more quick cash off this #######. Takes away the incentive of getting into "the business". Well, it actually eliminates "the business" altogether. Less pushing, less using. Pretty simple.

Lower price, no deterent, more using. Pretty simple.

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

...Anyone who has been to drug ridden neighborhoods knows the consequences of this #######..

So, if there are so many drug-ridden neighborhoods, what do you see the drug war as having accomplished thus far?

Do you really think there would ne LESS drug use without the war on drugs?

I actually do. No more pushers, no more quick cash off this #######. Takes away the incentive of getting into "the business". Well, it actually eliminates "the business" altogether. Less pushing, less using. Pretty simple.

Lower price, no deterent, more using. Pretty simple.

Sure, I could buy White Horse and drink more Whiskey than drinking decent Single Malt Scotch - instead of paying $40.00 or so for a 750ml bottle, I could have 1.5l for less than $25.00. But I don't do that. Just because something is cheap doesn't mean people will buy and use more of it.

Take teenage drinking for a second. Pretty popular among US teens, no? Now go to Europe and see what excitement you'll get out of a crowd of highschoolers when offering them beer. They can buy it and drink it if they so please starting at age 16. Teenage drinking is nowhere near as bad in, say, Germany as it is here in the US. All things being equal, beer doen't eeven taste good when you're 16 or 17. Some things are interesting just for one reason: they're off limits.

[Fandango 1,440]

...Anyone who has been to drug ridden neighborhoods knows the consequences of this #######..

So, if there are so many drug-ridden neighborhoods, what do you see the drug war as having accomplished thus far?

Do you really think there would ne LESS drug use without the war on drugs?

I actually do. No more pushers, no more quick cash off this #######. Takes away the incentive of getting into "the business". Well, it actually eliminates "the business" altogether. Less pushing, less using. Pretty simple.

What about the negative consequences of drug use? Pushers are only a small fraction of the problem.

For me personally, who would be stupid enough to use ###### like that just to get a quick fix..

I strongly disagree.

We don't monitor people's alcohol or tobacco usage....we shouldn't monitor their drug usage either. If they're stupid enough to just get dopen up, then natural selection, eh?

Seriously though, I disagree with drugs being illegal, but I wasn't clear to say that this guy seems seedy to look to turn a profit. I could respect him a lil more if he were just giving the info away....but with the profit involved, his 'cause' just seems to be making money.

[one...two...tree 2,762]

Good man. The war on drugs is an abomination.

Amen, brother.

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Anyone who has been to drug ridden neighborhoods knows the consequences of this #######..

So, if there are so many drug-ridden neighborhoods, what do you see the drug war as having accomplished thus far?

Do you really think there would ne LESS drug use without the war on drugs?

Less organized crime. look at alcohol prohibition as a perfect example. Al Capone et al. There is less per capita drug use in the Netherlands than the US and it (soft drugs) decriminalized there.