What?

What percentage of our NRS business is drug-related crime

I haven't been talking about drugs, my dude.

I'm not opposed to drug legalization. Don't care either way, really. I'm remarkably ambivalent about it. However, I think that suggesting bad policing will disappear because of it is staggeringly facile.

That is an unusual use of the phrase "just to be clear"

Maybe I misunderstood this

what percent of crime that you guys defend have to or is influenced by drugs? think he is about to make a different point @Maw

I think you quoted the wrong thing

The fact that 75% of our inmates are non-violent offenders is, yes, ridiculous in my honest opinion.

So you would stand to lose if drugs were legal

This is why issues never get fixed

In a business sense? Sure.

We complain about how police treat African-Americans

In an ethics sense? (More important) no

When they're serving a no-knock warrant lady who was EMS worker in Tennessee

Drug-related

Floyd

Drug-related

thinking they would still have plenty of crime to defend maybe more if they have more acess to drugs but just IMO

The guy who got shot on PCP

Drug-related

They're all drug-related

Or nearly all

Man sure sounds like people still have easy access to drugs despite being illegal.

Fentanyl also would not be required if we made production of certain drugs in a less dangerous fashion.

Maybe we will have no drugs of we build a really long wall

miron-zweibel1995.pdf

I'm not complaining about how they treat black people. I'm complaining about them not following the law. What laws they are enforcing while breaking the law is immaterial.

yea just think if hard drug was avail at the 7-11 then there would be 0 deterrent. and we would hit record overdoes records for a few yrs and then Darwin would work its way out..

@ShittyKitty, you just advanced to level 8!

The literature is replete with economic arguments against the prohibition of drugs

People in lower socioeconomic classes sells drugs test a way to generate income

As they have no other choice

@ShittyKitty I doubt hard drugs would be easy to sell and be licensed for.

We're talking primarily about possession-related crimes.

Laws create criminals... that would be a fact that's almost unable to dispute

I see the problem. You guys are talking about drugs and I'm talking about garbage cops. Have at it.

@Zuluzeit They do kinda go hand-in-hand..

yea deregulate them all take the warning labels off everything and let God work this out... I am all for it. Demonitise them all big Pharma Cops and the Courts!

When addicted people are able to get substitutes like methadone or naloxone it enables them to live normal lives. Or at least try

Last thing we want to do is not educate people in proper use.