Neo. The Only. The One.
THE ONE
My first step to improving everything is to get everybody off drugs
yall are killing yourselves.
It's crazy when you think about the fact that the police actually allow drugs to come into the community.
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My first step to improving everything is to get everybody off drugs
yall are killing yourselves.
Elim Garak
Veteran
You aren't getting everyone off drugs lmao people love drugs legal and illegal.My first step to improving everything is to get everybody off drugs
Neo. The Only. The One.
THE ONE
You going to the mandatory detox facility and for talking back, you getting 120 days!
A street cop isn't going to have much to do with any "war on drugs", they can only clean up the mess
There's task forces, like OCETF that do the heavy lifting on international trafficking
the DEA/959 group which goes after international kingpins who send the most product to the US
there is really no easy way to "end" the war on drugs. You talk about legalization, that's never going to happen, you talk about shutting down the border, that's a nonstarter because of trade, or enacting like zero tolerance policies (Trump admin got closer to this than anyone) by having his AG Jeff Sessions instruct line prosecutors to seek the max on every sentencing guideline.
cops would much rather make the big arrests than let anyone go, because that's what allows them to move up the chain in rank/per their own careers.
There's task forces, like OCETF that do the heavy lifting on international trafficking
the DEA/959 group which goes after international kingpins who send the most product to the US
there is really no easy way to "end" the war on drugs. You talk about legalization, that's never going to happen, you talk about shutting down the border, that's a nonstarter because of trade, or enacting like zero tolerance policies (Trump admin got closer to this than anyone) by having his AG Jeff Sessions instruct line prosecutors to seek the max on every sentencing guideline.
cops would much rather make the big arrests than let anyone go, because that's what allows them to move up the chain in rank/per their own careers.
