I don't think that the government drug war policy represents the will of the people.
In Alaska, there was a vote to recriminalize pot.
The federal government corrupted the vote by threatening to with hold federal financial support,
for roads, projects, mostly everything.
Then, the federal government has alot of brain washed voters inported into Alaska because it's the USA
western outpost there is a lot of millitary here.
And the vast coast line requires a lot of coast guards men.
I went down to view the vote tally in our town and noticed that 70% of the vote tally people were also the JUST SAY NO team.
It was & is still unconstutional in Alaska to deny some one their rights to privacy for a quarter pound of marijuana per person.
Because the social harm of marijuana does not warrent the loss of the right to privacy.
Many people make a living off of the federal drug war and when they voted for recriminalization
they actually voted to keep their job or not.
After all the vote influence, the Alaska vote was 54 for recriminalization & 46 against recriminalization.
I shouldn't have the right to vote away some one elses rights.
If you don't want to do drugs, don't then.
Don't blame the results of abuse on the drug it's self.
Thinking that the world will fall apart if drugs were legal is obserd since drugs are every where right now.
The federal government can not keep heroin out of their maximum security federal jails.
The fact is, it's readily available, along with every other drug.
The guard are often the ones who bring it in.
They made ciggerettes illegal in jail, so the guards could make lots of money off the inmates, and not commit a crime
only an internal policy violation. So since they police themselves on that one, the corruption continues.
They don't care if the inmates get cancer and die. That's for sure.
Just like our government doesn't arrest some one for pot for their own good.
IT'S A BUSINESS
the buisness of corruption, targeting, raceism, etc.
Bitdog