If you had the opportunity to profit off of putting people in jail, would you make ludicrous unenforceable drug laws to lock as many people up as possible, and then lie to the public about your true intentions? emotion_awesome
i would probably focus on making prison conditions terrible enough to cause high recidivism, and increase profit and then foster ridiculous ideas among the general populace that private enterprise always results in public good
i would probably focus on making prison conditions terrible enough to cause high recidivism, and increase profit and then foster ridiculous ideas among the general populace that private enterprise always results in public good
i would probably focus on making prison conditions terrible enough to cause high recidivism, and increase profit and then foster ridiculous ideas among the general populace that private enterprise always results in public good
What a good idea! emotion_awesome
I'd also create a war on drugs! emotion_awesome
Well the war on drugs was caused by a lot of things. At the top of the list were remnants of the puritans who caused the first prohibition, alcohol and cigarette companies, and a lot of racism among the general populace being taken advantage of.
Granted, the prison lobby isn't helping, but they wouldn't even be strong enough to help if people weren't so afraid of jazz musicians and the mexicans.
i would probably focus on making prison conditions terrible enough to cause high recidivism, and increase profit and then foster ridiculous ideas among the general populace that private enterprise always results in public good
What a good idea! emotion_awesome
I'd also create a war on drugs! emotion_awesome
Well the war on drugs was caused by a lot of things. At the top of the list were remnants of the puritans who caused the first prohibition, alcohol and cigarette companies, and a lot of racism among the general populace being taken advantage of.
Granted, the prison lobby isn't helping, but they wouldn't even be strong enough to help if people weren't so afraid of jazz musicians and the mexicans.
Here's a documentary clip I found about how the drug war was used to attack minorities when it first started out.
i would probably focus on making prison conditions terrible enough to cause high recidivism, and increase profit and then foster ridiculous ideas among the general populace that private enterprise always results in public good
What a good idea! emotion_awesome
I'd also create a war on drugs! emotion_awesome
Well the war on drugs was caused by a lot of things. At the top of the list were remnants of the puritans who caused the first prohibition, alcohol and cigarette companies, and a lot of racism among the general populace being taken advantage of.
Granted, the prison lobby isn't helping, but they wouldn't even be strong enough to help if people weren't so afraid of jazz musicians and the mexicans.
Here's a documentary clip I found about how the drug war was used to attack minorities when it first started out.
i would probably focus on making prison conditions terrible enough to cause high recidivism, and increase profit and then foster ridiculous ideas among the general populace that private enterprise always results in public good
What a good idea! emotion_awesome
I'd also create a war on drugs! emotion_awesome
Well the war on drugs was caused by a lot of things. At the top of the list were remnants of the puritans who caused the first prohibition, alcohol and cigarette companies, and a lot of racism among the general populace being taken advantage of.
Granted, the prison lobby isn't helping, but they wouldn't even be strong enough to help if people weren't so afraid of jazz musicians and the mexicans.
Here's a documentary clip I found about how the drug war was used to attack minorities when it first started out.
It's still very much a racial/civil rights issue
Do you honestly think I'm arguing with you? emotion_eyebrow That's 100% true.
i would probably focus on making prison conditions terrible enough to cause high recidivism, and increase profit and then foster ridiculous ideas among the general populace that private enterprise always results in public good
What a good idea! emotion_awesome
I'd also create a war on drugs! emotion_awesome
Well the war on drugs was caused by a lot of things. At the top of the list were remnants of the puritans who caused the first prohibition, alcohol and cigarette companies, and a lot of racism among the general populace being taken advantage of.
Granted, the prison lobby isn't helping, but they wouldn't even be strong enough to help if people weren't so afraid of jazz musicians and the mexicans.
Here's a documentary clip I found about how the drug war was used to attack minorities when it first started out.
It's still very much a racial/civil rights issue
Do you honestly think I'm arguing with you? emotion_eyebrow
oh no, im just making sure, since "was" implies that its different now lol
Well the war on drugs was caused by a lot of things. At the top of the list were remnants of the puritans who caused the first prohibition, alcohol and cigarette companies, and a lot of racism among the general populace being taken advantage of.
Granted, the prison lobby isn't helping, but they wouldn't even be strong enough to help if people weren't so afraid of jazz musicians and the mexicans.
Here's a documentary clip I found about how the drug war was used to attack minorities when it first started out.
It's still very much a racial/civil rights issue
Do you honestly think I'm arguing with you? emotion_eyebrow
oh no, im just making sure, since "was" implies that its different now lol
No I said, "was," because this particular clip is about the early 1900's. It's still the same racist program, but the government doesn't make that as apparent anymore.
Here's a congressional hearing about the modern drug war and how ******** up it is.
They really don't have their priorities straight.
Not to mention they're completely contradicting the basis of the drug war, which used to be that marijuana caused violent crime without the assistance of prohibition.
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