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I have no idea what you are talking about. Yes mine is quite specific.
The sooner we are no longer prosecuting people for weed the better.
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Originally Posted by LivininRoc85
The sooner we stop putting any non violent people in jail period the better
The problem is that quality of life offenders, such as subway fare beaters or squeegee-men are also likely to be violent offenders. They start with a disrespect for the law and go on to other things.
I have no idea what you are talking about. Yes mine is quite specific.
The sooner we are no longer prosecuting people for weed the better.
So, it's o.k. to smoke dope and then drive and kill someone, is that what you are saying, I think so, because you were NOT very specific....do I need to go on? It appears I may need to....
That's why I proved the gun situation, there are THOUSANDS of scenarios.....yet you were not able to figure that out...
So, it's o.k. to smoke dope and then drive and kill someone, is that what you are saying, I think so, because you were NOT very specific....do I need to go on? It appears I may need to....
That's why I proved the gun situation, there are THOUSANDS of scenarios.....yet you were not able to figure that out...
Reading your post makes me feel sorry for the country.
The problem with that is that black-on-black crime would explode.
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Do you think that because you consider blacks subhuman; people who cannot live in a civilized society?
Maybe you just don't understand what Bernie was saying.
White guy gets stopped for an ounce of weed: punishment is a fine and parole.
Black guy gets stopped for an ounce of weed: punishment is three years in jail.
Maybe that makes sense to you...
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