BluesLegend
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Im fine with penalties for any kind of illegal acts, people should be held accountable. I don't see the need to do 20 years in prison and ruin peoples lives. I think we can be smarter about how we punish people but thats a different discussion. So its settled Blues supports legalizing drugs but wants harsher punishments for drug related crimes. Now we can move on, that was painful!I posted two documentaries by National Geographic that showed the overwhelming benefits that legalizing MJ had on a variety of communities. I put them in the thread so you could easily click and watch. So where does that put us?You saying that you saw a National Geographic documentary about drug trafficking in Washington doesn't prove anything.You are upset because I'm breaking down your liberal view of the world. Lets recap, you were advocating for legalizing drugs. I pointed out the victims of drug abusers. You challenged that, bringing up Washington State. I informed you National Geographic in fact filmed a documentary on drug trafficking in Washington state by illegals. This burst your liberal bubble and right on cue you went into denial and demanded links. Here this is for you...
LOL do you know what a documentary is?I'm thinking of a word, its denial.
Your memory is about 2 minutes long so I'll remind you, I said I'm fine with legalizing drugs...so long as there are severe penalties for drug abusers robbing to support their habit or driving impaired killing/maiming innocent citizens. Based on your posts you want drugs legalized without any penalties, or at least you have not countered my 20 years imprisonment proposal. SEVERE penalties the sort that will stop most drug abusers from committing crimes and quickly remove from society those who will.
Very harsh. It wasn't painful you just have to pay attention.