Your second link is suspect but I'll give it to you. Thanks.
Love Sponge Bob; I watch SB and Scrubs while I'm having breaky.
Mandatory drug sentences 'colossal mistake', Canada told
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Walter - Either rebut or shove those reds up your ass.
And as many stated we can see a number of DUMB ffN Laws into play that even the Minister for Public Safety cannot even understand what clauses are in it.
Tell me the difference between being charged for having 4 or 6 Pot Plants?
Then we have Tony - AKA the Gazebo Man or I never saw 50 Million I could not waste - in charge of the hen house.
Yesir Walter we got us some bright ones we did, real bright ones like smart like a big dog, ceptin I prefer the dog first.
The more I read this stuff the more I'm inclined to think that if everybody going to FT Mac needs to pass a drug test I would think being sent to Ottawa would also qualify as a mandatory drug test for elected politicians and their staff as their duties are a lot more 'important' than doing a few shifts where there are as many safety people as there are workers.
When did they ever turn left? Most of the dems would be considered right of Harper.
Yea but those in Ottawa get their hallucinogens from big pharma and paid for by the taxpayer so they are OK.
All we are doing is setting ourselves up for prisons to become the biggest budget item
making medicare and education take a back seat. We will soon have more money
invested in prisons than in schools and universities and then the roof will fall in and the
decriminalization of drugs will happen.
Snidely Whiplash and his federal counterparts are fulfilling their 1980's dream of cracking
down on imaginary crime. Isn't it wonderful that we have a government dedicated to
solving problems of the 1980;s?
making medicare and education take a back seat. We will soon have more money
invested in prisons than in schools and universities and then the roof will fall in and the
decriminalization of drugs will happen.
Snidely Whiplash and his federal counterparts are fulfilling their 1980's dream of cracking
down on imaginary crime. Isn't it wonderful that we have a government dedicated to
solving problems of the 1980;s?
That's when most of their brains stopped working from drug use.
Not a big deal, eliminate the drugs or the job but they don't get both.
The US imprisons 737 people for every 100 000 popuation.
Canada, 117 per 100 000
Even china is only 111 per 100 000.
Almost 1% of the American population is in gaol. Is that what we want? Madness!
Canada, 117 per 100 000
Even china is only 111 per 100 000.
Almost 1% of the American population is in gaol. Is that what we want? Madness!
Check out the profits the prisons are making in the us. With the economy tanking a prison guard is probably going to be the best employer.
Actually, the Chinese tend to just execute a convicted felon right outside the courtroom. Saves a lot of money and keeps the prison population low. In the US, prisons for profit make any misdemeanor while in jail a reason to prolong sentences so as to maximize profits. The more prisoners, the more they get paid by the government. Sooner or later, the US is going to look more and more like "Escape from LA".
Drugs have been around since the Roman Empire or even before so we are going to eliminate
them now. That is not going to happen, unfortunately so we eliminate the war on drugs and
all those jobs putting people in prisons for minor crimes.
Unfortunately we don't begin to intervene until it much too late. Kids at risk are at first preached
to, then they are threatened into better behaviour. At that point we fail. Kids have to be able to
communicate with adults and if they are going to be chastised or prosecuted they won't admit to
anything, and from there they cycle of drugs begins and spirals out of control.
We have to find a way to get to them with the help they need and not the recrimination aspects.
It is time we used our common sense instead of our my way or the highway mentality.
them now. That is not going to happen, unfortunately so we eliminate the war on drugs and
all those jobs putting people in prisons for minor crimes.
Unfortunately we don't begin to intervene until it much too late. Kids at risk are at first preached
to, then they are threatened into better behaviour. At that point we fail. Kids have to be able to
communicate with adults and if they are going to be chastised or prosecuted they won't admit to
anything, and from there they cycle of drugs begins and spirals out of control.
We have to find a way to get to them with the help they need and not the recrimination aspects.
It is time we used our common sense instead of our my way or the highway mentality.
And the US is now moving away from that. But we are headed down the same road they travelled.
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Making work for all their unemployed prison guards, since we don't have any experienced ones we will have to import them from, .... you guessed it, the US of A. (@ double the salary as a norther living allowance)
Tombstone all over again. Civilization advances slowly.
Idea..
Petros, paintball parks could be reconfigured.
Our culture, our civilization has become sterile. It is time to free the mind and the human imagination from mindless materialization.
Terence McKenna - The Challenge - YouTube
Terence McKenna - The Challenge - YouTube
Somewhat related.. maybe a new thread later..
Crime bill won't benefit victims, says former ombudsman - Sudbury - CBC News
Crime bill won't benefit victims, says former ombudsman - Sudbury - CBC News