Two of Obama's sons murder a WWII vet

[Pwns]

FWIW, many police unions oppose drug legalization. Yay public employee unions. .

[AZGrizFan]

Fuck Chizzy, just when you actually start making a few posts that make a little sense and giving me a warm and fuzzy feeling inside, you drop one stinky steaming pile of FAIL.

We'll never agree on this, I know that...
but if you can sincerely argue "Guns are not the problem" and I completely agree with that
I also can argue "drugs are not the problem"

I'm consistent in my argument / you are all over the map
Guys like Rush Limbaugh ought to be allowed to snort and smoke all the oxycodone they want... (right?)

Drugs and how to manage them need to be completely re-thunk (I like that word)
Insanity is doing the same damn thing over and over and expecting different results
The war on drugs has failed / will continue to fail / was destined to fail

The end..

Add to that the war on:

poverty
terror
women
crime
Christmas
conservatives

[Baldy]

Fuck Chizzy, just when you actually start making a few posts that make a little sense and giving me a warm and fuzzy feeling inside, you drop one stinky steaming pile of FAIL.

We'll never agree on this, I know that...
but if you can sincerely argue "Guns are not the problem" and I completely agree with that
I also can argue "drugs are not the problem"

I'm consistent in my argument / you are all over the map
Guys like Rush Limbaugh ought to be allowed to snort and smoke all the oxycodone they want... (right?)

Drugs and how to manage them need to be completely re-thunk (I like that word)
Insanity is doing the same damn thing over and over and expecting different results
The war on drugs has failed / will continue to fail / was destined to fail

The end..

Chizz, you totally whiffed. Stay call and chill.
BTW, I totally agree, if Obama wants to snort all the cocaine he wants, he should be able to, also.

In the post I quoted (and what I called you out on is that) you declared (in your quote of AZ's post) that the Netherlands has legalized all form of drug use. Nothing could be further from the truth. Even pot is still illegal in the Netherlands though they choose not to enforce it, and all forms of "hard" drugs are highly illegal.

Just sayin'...

[Gil Dobie]

When I was young, about the age of Obama's sons, the WWI vets hung out at the pool hall and played pinochle. We used to love to hear the stories they had to tell. Never a dull moment.

[93henfan]

Now the two thugs are saying that it was a drug deal gone bad. They say the 88 year old WWII vet was peddling crack.

You can't make this stuff up. Not only do these dipshits make up a completely unfounded story about a respectable citizen, they also implicate themselves as crackheads. Shrewd.

[Ibanez]

The War on Drugs is a ploy to employ police officers?

"Ploy"?

Nice choice of words. Obviously that wasn't the original intention.



What else has the "War on Drugs" done for the past half-century besides create jobs for cops and prison guards?

The war on drugs has failed miserably but to suggest that it was began and is continued in an efforts to create and maintain jobs in law enforcement is ridiculous. So, it was a ploy. It's all part of a master plan:

Step 1: Over the course of 50 years, create enough law enforcement jobs that every town has at least 2 in employment. Create phony crimes like burglary, rape, arson and DUI to make them seem legit.

Step 2. After 50 years of trust building, began an immediate and radical militarization of the police force. Began staging fire fights in the streets.

What's the next step?

[AZGrizFan]

"Ploy"?

Nice choice of words. Obviously that wasn't the original intention.



What else has the "War on Drugs" done for the past half-century besides create jobs for cops and prison guards?

The war on drugs has failed miserably but to suggest that it was began and is continued in an efforts to create and maintain jobs in law enforcement is ridiculous. So, it was a ploy. It's all part of a master plan:

Step 1: Over the course of 50 years, create enough law enforcement jobs that every town has at least 2 in employment. Create phony crimes like burglary, rape, arson and DUI to make them seem legit.

Step 2. After 50 years of trust building, began an immediate and radical militarization of the police force. Began staging fire fights in the streets.

What's the next step?

You forgot the step where they disarm the citizenry.

[Ibanez]

The war on drugs has failed miserably but to suggest that it was began and is continued in an efforts to create and maintain jobs in law enforcement is ridiculous. So, it was a ploy. It's all part of a master plan:

Step 1: Over the course of 50 years, create enough law enforcement jobs that every town has at least 2 in employment. Create phony crimes like burglary, rape, arson and DUI to make them seem legit.

Step 2. After 50 years of trust building, began an immediate and radical militarization of the police force. Began staging fire fights in the streets.

What's the next step?

You forgot the step where they disarm the citizenry.

I figured that is part of the plan but didn't know when then occurs. Does that happen in Step 3 or 4?

At some point, we all go into communes. Right?

[houndawg]

"Ploy"?

Nice choice of words. Obviously that wasn't the original intention.



What else has the "War on Drugs" done for the past half-century besides create jobs for cops and prison guards?

The war on drugs has failed miserably but to suggest that it was began and is continued in an efforts to create and maintain jobs in law enforcement is ridiculous. So, it was a ploy. It's all part of a master plan:

Step 1: Over the course of 50 years, create enough law enforcement jobs that every town has at least 2 in employment. Create phony crimes like burglary, rape, arson and DUI to make them seem legit.

Step 2. After 50 years of trust building, began an immediate and radical militarization of the police force. Began staging fire fights in the streets.

What's the next step?

Hire more cops to fight the war on (some) drugs.

[mrklean]

The war on drugs has failed miserably but to suggest that it was began and is continued in an efforts to create and maintain jobs in law enforcement is ridiculous. So, it was a ploy. It's all part of a master plan:

Step 1: Over the course of 50 years, create enough law enforcement jobs that every town has at least 2 in employment. Create phony crimes like burglary, rape, arson and DUI to make them seem legit.

Step 2. After 50 years of trust building, began an immediate and radical militarization of the police force. Began staging fire fights in the streets.

What's the next step?

Hire more cops to fight the war on (some) drugs.

[Ibanez]

Hire more cops to fight the war on (some) drugs.

Do you agree that the war on drugs is a government conspiracy to increase the role and size of law enforcement?

[mrklean]

Do you agree that the war on drugs is a government conspiracy to increase the role and size of law enforcement?

Its all BS. Drug use should not be a crime.

[89Hen]

Do you agree that the war on drugs is a government conspiracy to increase the role and size of law enforcement?

Its all BS. Drug use should not be a crime.

It should actually encouraged.

[GrizFanStuckInUtah]

Do you agree that the war on drugs is a government conspiracy to increase the role and size of law enforcement?

Its all BS. Drug use should not be a crime.

Yep, drugs have never hurt anyone. We should all drive around stoned and high on crack cocaine, we would all be so much better off for it.

[Cap'n Cat]

Its all BS. Drug use should not be a crime.

Yep, drugs have never hurt anyone. We should all drive around stoned and high on crack cocaine, we would all be so much better off for it.

Dumbass, using drugs and driving around stoned and high are two separate issues. Wake the fuck up and think, you sippy cup-drinkin' ass Conk simeon.

The latter is a crime and should be treated as such, dumbfuck.


"Mommy! Cappun Cat make a funny on me today!!"

[GrizFanStuckInUtah]

Yep, drugs have never hurt anyone. We should all drive around stoned and high on crack cocaine, we would all be so much better off for it.

Dumbass, using drugs and driving around stoned and high are two separate issues. Wake the fuck up and think, you sippy cup-drinkin' ass Conk simeon.

The latter is a crime and should be treated as such, dumbfuck.


"Mommy! Cappun Cat make a funny on me today!!"

No need to share private pictures from your spank bank.

[Cap'n Cat]

Dumbass, using drugs and driving around stoned and high are two separate issues. Wake the fuck up and think, you sippy cup-drinkin' ass Conk simeon.

The latter is a crime and should be treated as such, dumbfuck.


"Mommy! Cappun Cat make a funny on me today!!"

No need to share private pictures from your spank bank.

Um, no. My Downs babes are strictly blonde.

[houndawg]

Do you agree that the war on drugs is a government conspiracy to increase the role and size of law enforcement?

Naw, all those law enforcement agencies are trying to find ways to reduce their budgets.

[houndawg]

Its all BS. Drug use should not be a crime.

Yep, drugs have never hurt anyone. We should all drive around stoned and high on crack cocaine, we would all be so much better off for it.

Yep, guns have never hurt anyone either...

[Chizzang]

We'll never agree on this, I know that...
but if you can sincerely argue "Guns are not the problem" and I completely agree with that
I also can argue "drugs are not the problem"

I'm consistent in my argument / you are all over the map
Guys like Rush Limbaugh ought to be allowed to snort and smoke all the oxycodone they want... (right?)

Drugs and how to manage them need to be completely re-thunk (I like that word)
Insanity is doing the same damn thing over and over and expecting different results
The war on drugs has failed / will continue to fail / was destined to fail

The end..

Chizz, you totally whiffed. Stay call and chill.
BTW, I totally agree, if Obama wants to snort all the cocaine he wants, he should be able to, also.

In the post I quoted (and what I called you out on is that) you declared (in your quote of AZ's post) that the Netherlands has legalized all form of drug use. Nothing could be further from the truth. Even pot is still illegal in the Netherlands though they choose not to enforce it, and all forms of "hard" drugs are highly illegal.

Just sayin'...

I was being a smart ass...
But heroin use in the Netherlands is listed as "too small to track"
Where as oxy here in the states is rampant

Our drug policy has failed, there's has largely succeeded