Pot, Drug Possession Dominate New Arrest Statistics
The FBI crime statistics for 2012 are out, and once again, they demonstrate the massive amount of law enforcement resources we devote to preventing people from getting high. And from pot in particular.
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If we ended the drug war and laid off the cops, could we balance the budget this year?
Don't forget the prosecutors, judges, court staff, prison staff, parole officers, welfare staff, etc.
That's impossible. Every liberal douchebag I know swears that Obama's America isn't fascistic like Boooosshh's.
The link is to the HuffPost. I feel dirty now.
Jobs. Next story.
Drugs are bad, m'kay?
Kinda slim pickings from the SUPER USERS today. Two gems: