But any other hard drug that has the potential to hook the user (heroine crack meth) should remain illegal given the damage they do to their communities
But when I say potential to hook I mean with lasting side effects even though alcohol is legal and so is cigarettes (but cigarettes don’t make you act stupid). The only reason we repealed prohibition was people who drank were going to jail and we had a rise in “speak easys” was which sold bootleg alcohol which could make you go blind if the bacteria used to ferment the alcohol turned it into the wrong kind like rubbing alcohol. Plus we had the mob and organized crime like we had the cartels and shit for weed which is why I’m more likely to stand behind weed legalization but maybe decriminalizing shrooms and LSD for research since people think they might be able to make possible treatments from them. But for LSD/shrooms I’d be carful since people are stupid and giving young stupid adults psychedelic drugs is a recipe for disaster
you have to remember for a police officer to be charged with murder he need to execute the victim at the back it head at broad daylight at the town square and even then that is not a sure thing
People on the right in the US, who are pro-police will tell you that they need that immunity, else they second guess themselves in dangerous situations
The level of scrutiny is incredible. Shit happens. I dunno what happened in this case, but it is very tiring to see constant vilification of people that save your asses.
These are not the trained elites that you imagine. A lot of them are undertrained, overweight, understaffed, and are silent about corruption in their police unions
Does someone Remember which pro abortion law it was that by implication would've made it so that if you beat a woman and cause her to abort you would only get charged with assault
