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The Drug War And Mass Incarceration By The Numbers
“Over four decades, American taxpayers have dished out $1 trillion on the drug war. What all that money has helped produce — aside from unchanged drug addiction rates — is the world’s highest incarceration rate.”
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Truth!
Regarding the “Law Enforcement Reasons”: The people who believe that have a vested interest. They are part of the prison-industrial complex. There are lots of very wealthy people who got that way on the backs of marijuana smokers, and they want to keep it that way.
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It’s time to stop treating addiction like a crime. End the war on drugs.
Sad, but true.
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Boston Police Officer Tests Positive for Cocaine, Blames Donuts
The headline really says it all. Life truly is stranger than fiction.
Truth!! Time to stop this nonsense. Legalize and put that 9 billion to good use for society.
