i am not arguing with you. but you made a suggestion that terrorism was more important and "they" have "better things to do" but this article is about an investigation and bust that was organized and coordinated by the DEA - not General Tommy Franks and a Navy Seal team.
either people broke the law or they didn't. its not really a philosophical issue. i may dissagree with many laws on the books but i also know that if i break them i go to jail. and i know that its not up to me to decide which laws i should follow and which i can break.
selling "free base cocaine kits" is hardly the same as possibly putting your kids peanut butter and jelly sandwich in an "illegal plastic baggy" to eat at lunch.
"Drug paraphernalia includes such items as miniature scales for weighing drugs, material to "cut" drugs to increase profits, roach clips and freebase cocaine kits, among others."
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