Fuck Yeah Drug Policy
by the Prohibition law. For nothing is more destructive of respect for the
government and the law of the land than passing laws which cannot be
enforced. - Albert Einstein
Cop Slams Racist “Drug War”
Neill Franklin, a former Baltimore narcotics cop, says that policing in the “war on drugs” has a racially disproportionate impact but that our prohibition laws create crime and violence that everyone is unfortunately subject to being victimized by.
John McWhorter on how ending drug prohibition will help black America
“This is not some boring point about pot. Legalization of marijuana, that’s nice, but that’s a whole different set of issues. I’m talking about the hard stuff, I’m talking about heroin on sale at the drug store. The idea is that if you can buy it at the store, there’s no way to make a living selling it on the street, and therefore no more serious crisis in black America.”
John Stossel and Nick Gillespie discuss drug prohibition
“You can clearly see that something has gone seriously wrong with the way that we treat illicit substances if you’re arresting a grandmother for buying cold medicine for her grandchildren.”
Why drug legalization is a civil rights issue
Ann Coulter and John Stossel Drug War Debate
Ron Paul on marijuana, prohibition, and personal freedom
Montel Williams on John Stossel - Medical Marijuana
Montel never lets me down!
Stossel Supports Sting and Drug Policy Alliance and Calls Drug War a Failure
Amazing! Good job, Stossel.
If you’re unfamiliar with the full legalization argument, here is some food for thought.
Currently watching the debate between Neill Franklin, a former narcotics agent in Baltimore (anti-drug war) and Paul Chabot, who served in the Drug Czar’s office under Clinton and Bush (pro-drug war). This is going to be interesting.
