Judges Can't Sentence "Drugs" to Prison...
…instead, they sentence people to prison.
So let’s just be honest about it, and start calling it the “War on Drug Users”, OK?
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July 28, 2008 12:12 AM
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Noting the absence of any questions in the vice presidential debate about the United States over-incarceration problem (which is driven in large part by the so called War on Drugs), and Ms. Palin’s repeated efforts to court the vote of...
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I always liked calling it "The War On Plants"
I think we should fight the system completely. being arrested for a bogus substance should not be a crime. alcohol will hurt you more in the long run and it is f****** legal!
The reason that it is not called "The War on Drug Users" is because drug users are not put in prison. According the the U.S. Supreme Court, drug addiction is a medical condition not a crime. Therefore, if one commits a drug-related crime, where a person can certainly be sentenced to jail or prison, that is legal. Nice Try.
see drugdiscrimination.org and apply principles to us law.