Doctors As Dealers
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Unless and until we put Rush Limbaugh behind bars--thereby proving our commitment to equal enforcement of these moronic laws--we will never be able to precipitate the necessary changes required for a rational, compassionate, and just drug policy.
Capture and imprison Rush today.
FREE RUSH!
No, please don't put Rush in prison! I have no clue where I'll get my next fix from if you put the main dealer on my block in jail.
"rational, compassionate and just" and "drug policy"? I would ask what are you smoking, but that would be just too easy on this topic.
But I digress - Good Idea, I completely agree with you, where is the equal enforcement? Isn't that part of what calls into question the legitimacy of our nation's drug control policy - the rampant hypocrisy that characterizes the rules and those who enforce them?
How about a policy that deals with the reality of the illegal drug situation in our country?
"How about a policy that deals with the reality of the illegal drug situation in our country?"
What would that be exactly? There are so many possible avenues for reform, and I am curious which ones everybody feels are the most realistic and which ones are not doable but would be ideal.