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OldJeff · 11-27-2005

Bolivia should do whatever the hell they want, not the US's problem, but then again I feel the same way about AIDS in Africa, whoever is killing whoever in whatever shitville country around the world, and wherever people are starving because they live in the fucking desert where there is no food.

America should worry about what directly effects America.

As for cocaine, and every other drug, I agree with legalize, tax the hell out of it, and cut my income taxes.

And yes I know first hand all about how evil coke can be, spent a decade snorting far more than my share of 8balls, and on Feb 22 I will be observing the 10 year aniversary of my kid sister's death from cocaine over dose.

Of course like every other political issue, the US will neither legalize nor will they do anything to really stop the flow of drugs into the country.

It is as good a political marketing tool as WMD's, 911, terrorists, Social Security, health care for everyone.

Politicians do not actually solve problems, they simply look for the best ways to exploit them to increase their own personal goals, wealth, and power.

11-27-2005	#6
OldJeff Cantankerous Loony Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 468	Re: the possibility of a lot more cocaine in the future. Bolivia should do whatever the hell they want, not the US's problem, but then again I feel the same way about AIDS in Africa, whoever is killing whoever in whatever shitville country around the world, and wherever people are starving because they live in the fucking desert where there is no food. America should worry about what directly effects America. As for cocaine, and every other drug, I agree with legalize, tax the hell out of it, and cut my income taxes. And yes I know first hand all about how evil coke can be, spent a decade snorting far more than my share of 8balls, and on Feb 22 I will be observing the 10 year aniversary of my kid sister's death from cocaine over dose. Of course like every other political issue, the US will neither legalize nor will they do anything to really stop the flow of drugs into the country. It is as good a political marketing tool as WMD's, 911, terrorists, Social Security, health care for everyone. Politicians do not actually solve problems, they simply look for the best ways to exploit them to increase their own personal goals, wealth, and power.