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Re: War on Drugs SUPPORTS terrorists.
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Wed, 27 Feb 2002 11:38:29 GMT
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| Their site doesn't say how they're gonna pay for the extra resources
needed to
| treat drug abuse as a medical problem.
That is because the LP is about ideas, not solutions. The LP should be able,
as a fringe party, to raise the level of debate. Instead they resort to a
personal attack, which says very little about their own policy on "drugs".
The "war on drugs" can be used to describe the current methods which are
used to counter illegal drug use in the USA. I'm sure it is possible to be
against the "war on drugs" (the methods) but still be in favour of keeping
some drugs off the streets (the goal). The poster says nothing about
decriminalising drug use.
But they must be desperate. Everything I read about the domestic US
situation leads me to believe that, if sustained, the LP will experience
quite a drop in %age votes next time. (eg are people more likely to vote to
cut red tape after Enron?)
The big irony here is that drug production in Afghanistan has increased
since the Taliban were removed. No doubt that will reduce the price on the
street a little (but not by 16999/17000) - which appears to be an LP goal?
;)
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Scott A
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| | The big irony here is that drug production in Afghanistan has increased | since the Taliban were removed. No doubt that will reduce the price on the | street a little (but not by 16999/17000) - which appears to be an LP goal? | ;) Lastly - it (...) (22 years ago, 28-Feb-02, to lugnet.off-topic.debate)
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| | Re: War on Drugs SUPPORTS terrorists.
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| (...) My guess is the "War on Drugs" probably supports some politicians & businessmen, too. For that matter, there's probably politicians & businessmen that support terrorism. The average Joe probably (unknowingly) supports terrorism indirectly in (...) (22 years ago, 27-Feb-02, to lugnet.off-topic.debate)
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