Tuesday, November 24, 2015
The drug war hurts people
Should everyone in a group be treated equally across the board? Why are
policy's allowed that do such a thing and allow for mass injustice and
the abdication of truth? The drug war is a prime example. You have
people that abuse some drugs. But you also have those that seek them out
for legitimate reason, people suffering from certain conditions that
have been let down by the establishment and cannot get the medication
that works for them. You have people of various faiths that
are effected by drug laws because their beliefs entail the use of
certain plants yet are denied exemptions for their beliefs under the 1st
amendment. You have the people that want to preserve different species
nomenclature that cannot do so because of current laws, leading to the
extinction of different species. You have those that want to grow plants
like hemp that cannot do so. You have people in a plethora of different
fields that are attacked and made to feel uncomfortable doing what they
love because of the drug war, not even allowed to speak out against it
for fear of attacks by predators, when they've done nothing but speak
their mind in a free country, done nothing wrong. You have a system that
puts all people in one basket and paints them one way in the name of
justice yet creates more often than not injustice. You have a system
that makes those that follow the law yet surf the waves close to it in
life made to look like criminals, their right to probable cause non
existent. You have the people that are not a danger to society, those
aforementioned targeted by manufacturers and traffickers laws as well as
the truly innocent targeted with warrant less suspicion. Which is
injustice. You have those that use abuse as a reason to take everyone
elses rights away, so goes with law these days, like a type of parasite
or parasitism the lazy and stupid suck away everyone elses rights. In an
uneducated democracy freedom becomes slavery.
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