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Sigh, the purpose of this thread is what, attention? Pointless.
The point of this thread is that we aren't doing enough to win the drug war. Too many people out there plagued with not only hard drugs like meth and heroin, but legal substances like prescription drugs and alcohol.
There are many out there saying we need to give up on the drug war due to over-crowded prisons, rampant gangs taking advantage, and the fact that drug restrictions interfere with liberty.
WELL I SAY NO, BECAUSE IF WE GIVE UP ON THE DRUG WAR, WE GIVE UP ON SOCIETY!
When the government decides to ban alcoholic beverages, they will have to pry my bottle of Chardonnay from my cold dead hands.
The way I see it, you deserve to either go to prison, or die. I don't think most people realize the threat of drugs on American society. We need to bring back our soldiers and fight the drug war at home.
All of America's problems (border violence, gangs, unemployment, debt) stem from one source: drugs.
We need to squeeze the evil from America's blood and the only way to do that is to build more prisons and imprison Americans and gangbangers until this filth is cleansed out of our system.
When the government decides to ban alcoholic beverages, they will have to pry my bottle of Chardonnay from my cold dead hands.
Brother in Vines.
Partial to Gewürztraminer my self.
Hey OP just bought 6 bottles of Makers Mark at Costco. I could part with one. Reads like your going through the DTs and might need some hair of the dog to settle you. LMAO!!!!!
Im not a tea party supporter.
Tea party wouldn't go for this either.
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