I think Obama was asleep at that switch. He never even tried to help. I bet he invested in Big Pharma and laughed his way to the bank.

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*Be a U. S. Citizen.
*Be 18 years old (any person who is 17 years old and will be eighteen years of age at the next general election shall be permitted to register in advance and also vote in any intervening primary or special election).
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Druggies are selfish losers who cannot cope with lifes stress.


The best thing for America to do is to legalize everything for one year and let everyone who needs to OD go ahead and get out of our way. Then we enact common sense drug policy.

We'd save a lot of money.

Housing crisis and recession under Bush? Financial hopelessness? Unemployment?

It’s the free market at work baby, doctors should be able to prescribe whatever meds they want without any interference from the evil government. Even powerful physically-addicting drugs, it’s their right to hand it out like candy. And if you can’t get off it, too bad, it was your choice.

Druggies are selfish Wrote:
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> Druggies are selfish losers who cannot cope with
> lifes stress.

The real crisis isn’t about the old “junkies in the streets” tale. It’s about people who get these drugs from doctors and then can’t get off them. Like Joe
Blow who hurt his back at a construction job, who resorts to buying even more powerful illegal stuff on the street because his prescription ran out and he can’t physically function without it.

You’re always going to have lowlifes & losers looking to escape, but we don’t need to create a more widespread problem by getting normal people hooked on this stuff through the healthcare system. People who would have never started using illegal drugs in the first place.

Addiction would seems to be something new the way Christie and now Trump are ballyhooing their respective drug programs.

There have been thousands of junkies around DC since the seventies. It took 40 years to become a crisis?


It didn't become a crisis until it started happening to white folks, citizens supplied by their dealer doctors.


Hasn't the NAACP picked up on this yet? What, do I have to do their job for them too? Typical.

If you get a chance, watch Heroin(e) on Netflix. 40 minutes long and covers the opioid epidemic in Huntington, WV. Their county has the most overdoses out of any other county in the U.S.

Goat Boy. Wrote:
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> If you get a chance, watch Heroin(e) on Netflix.
> 40 minutes long and covers the opioid epidemic in
> Huntington, WV. Their county has the most
> overdoses out of any other county in the U.S.

WV is a shithole of inbred like Richmond. We need to ban people from those areas from entering NOVA or make them wear little confederate flags on their chest so people can avoid them.

The only reason Obama increased our military presence and expanded the war in the middle East was to protect and help the heroin trade. Just ask any soldier.

The US military was used to protect poppy fields and smuggle heroin.

Libs hate America. Wrote:
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> The only reason Obama increased our military
> presence and expanded the war in the middle East
> was to protect and help the heroin trade. Just ask
> any soldier.
>
> The US military was used to protect poppy fields
> and smuggle heroin.

Our soldiers aren't as stupid as you.

Criminalizing drug use is an interesting thing in a "free" society.

Afterall, how can you legislate what one man can, or can't, put in his body?

Really, in a free society, you can't.

Furthermore, in a free market society, one shouldn't. If somebody wants to use drugs, and drop to the bottom rung as a result, the free market is all about that. Make choices, and your strata in society changes-for the good, or bad.

Finally, in a free market society, there is always going to be a bottom rung. There has to be. Not everybody can be rich, because, then, nobody is rich. And so whether it is drugs, or something else, that puts people to a bottom rung, there will still be a bottom layer.

Take away drugs, and people will still figure out ways to waste their lives.

The issue with legislating what people can or can't put in their bodies was recognized as contrary to a free society back in the early 1900's, when drug legislation was first considered. Instead of directly legislating against drug use, different means were used...tax codes, for example.

Much like when Al Capone was ultimately "busted", it wasn't really for the myriad of crimes, but, tax violations.

Fast forward to the early 70's, when Nixon undertook a "war on drugs". It has been said the real reason for this was NOT to stop drugs, but, it was a way for him to attack his 2 biggest enemies...hippies, and the black community. So, this was politically motivated, and not for the good of man.

Now, the war on drugs.

It is a billion dollar industry. There are so many enterprises that rely upon it for income...the jails system...the DEA...private drug war contractors.

And, ironically, the message not to use drugs-"don't use drugs, because you'll mess your life up".

But, if they catch you using drugs...they will REALLY mess your life up.

So, are they really concerned with people messing their lives up, or, are they more concerned with keeping their machine rolling?

It has been said that the overall cost in terms of lives lost and money spent would be less than prosecuting the "war on drugs".

Perhaps now is the time to consider an alternative path, as clearly, after 40 plus years of the war on drugs, it ain't working. It is costing more and more money-not only the cost of fighting the war, but the costs of incarceration...
keeping men in jail is expensive, and for all the years they are in jail, they are not paying taxes...plus, with a record, after they get out, they are still a tax burden.

And the number of lives lost per year continues to climb.

Just not working.

Discuss.

This is designed to throw off the balance of power, kinda like Obamacare.
More mores addicted the better, this drug targets whites.
Obama’s plan was to switch the balance of power.

not a user-taxpayer Wrote:
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> Afterall, how can you legislate what one man can, or can't, put in his body?
>
> Really, in a free society, you can't.
>
> Furthermore, in a free market society, one shouldn't. If somebody wants to use
> drugs, and drop to the bottom rung as a result, the free market is all about
> that. Make choices, and your strata in society changes-for the good, or bad.

Until your car gets broken into on literally a weekly basis by the drug fiends in your neighborhood, or you can’t let your kids play in the park anymore because it gets littered with spent hypodermic needles, or your home loses value because the addicts on your street have let their homes fall into unlivable conditions.

That’s why it’s not a free-for-all utopia. Drugs have consequences that reach far outside the individual user, and they tend to make those users not care about how it affects non-users.

Yes...those are crimes that can, and should be prosecuted.

A great many things we do have "consequences", as you put it.

Cars can crash, guns can shoot, beer can intoxicate, knifes can slash and kill, planes can crash, food can spoil and kill.

Outlaw them all?

Or, outlaw the actions of a few?

It is a free society.

Goat Boy. Wrote:
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> If you get a chance, watch Heroin(e) on Netflix.
> 40 minutes long and covers the opioid epidemic in
> Huntington, WV. Their county has the most
> overdoses out of any other county in the U.S.

Opioid addiction tends to hit lower income rural areas for some reason, I've heard Kentucky is really bad, as is Tennessee. If you ask me, those pain management clinics are the real problem here. Ought to be some sort of mechanism in place to keep some junkie from strolling in, feigning back pain and walking out with a renewable oxycodone prescription.

Obama was in the pocket of 'Big Pharma.'


http://www.nytimes.com/2012/06/09/us/politics/e-mails-reveal-extent-of-obamas-deal-with-industry-on-health-care.html

https://www.politico.com/story/2016/07/obamacare-prescription-drugs-pharma-225444

http://www.latimes.com/health/la-na-healthcare-pharma4-2009aug04-story.html

BEH Wrote:
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> Addiction would seems to be something new the way
> Christie and now Trump are ballyhooing their
> respective drug programs.
>
> There have been thousands of junkies around DC
> since the seventies. It took 40 years to become a
> crisis?
>
>
> It didn't become a crisis until it started
> happening to white folks, citizens supplied by
> their dealer doctors.
>
>
> Hasn't the NAACP picked up on this yet? What, do I
> have to do their job for them too? Typical.

What do you expect the NAACP to do? They have been vocal for years about the disparity in the incarceration rates between Whites and Blacks, with Blacks receiving the more severe punishment.

Perhaps if the Whites had been treated like the Blacks, then they would have been held accountable for their drug use all those decades and they would not now be overdosing in public places like stores, parks, and parking lots, endangering their children and society.

Crackheads were told to "Just Say No" and were locked up with long prison sentences.

Junkies are given sympathy and understanding (using the EXCUSE that they got addicted because they were prescribed pain medication), and they expect Trump to allocate millions to help them. God help them with that $57,000!

Are natural born drug dealers.
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C6UTT Wrote:
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> BEH Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Addiction would seems to be something new the
> way
> > Christie and now Trump are ballyhooing their
> > respective drug programs.
> >
> > There have been thousands of junkies around DC
> > since the seventies. It took 40 years to become
> a
> > crisis?
> >
> >
> > It didn't become a crisis until it started
> > happening to white folks, citizens supplied by
> > their dealer doctors.
> >
> >
> > Hasn't the NAACP picked up on this yet? What, do
> I
> > have to do their job for them too? Typical.
>
> What do you expect the NAACP to do? They have been
> vocal for years about the disparity in the
> incarceration rates between Whites and Blacks,
> with Blacks receiving the more severe punishment.
>
> Perhaps if the Whites had been treated like the
> Blacks, then they would have been held accountable
> for their drug use all those decades and they
> would not now be overdosing in public places like
> stores, parks, and parking lots, endangering their
> children and society.
>
> Crackheads were told to "Just Say No" and were
> locked up with long prison sentences.
>
> Junkies are given sympathy and understanding
> (using the EXCUSE that they got addicted because
> they were prescribed pain medication), and they
> expect Trump to allocate millions to help them.
> God help them with that $57,000!



You know that black members of Congress, mayors, and other black leaders were the ones who pushed hardest for mandatory sentencing laws and other crackdowns against crack and heroin right?