danielpalos
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According to a 2008 study published by Harvard economist Jeffrey A. Miron, the annual savings on enforcement and incarceration costs from the legalization of drugs would amount to roughly $41.3 billion, with $25.7 billion being saved among the states and over $15.6 billion accrued for the federal government. Miron further estimated at least $46.7 billion in tax revenue based on rates comparable to those on tobacco and alcohol ($8.7 billion from marijuana, $32.6 billion from cocaineand heroin, remainder from other drugs).[125]--https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_on_drugs#Costs_to_taxpayersHow much?it reduces deficit spending which slows down debt accumulation.How does that bring down debt exactly?cut the drug war, Big Spenders.Dems 2018: FUCK YOU AMERICA!!! We want your crumbs. You didn't build that! We have Illegals to support! Put your weapons down so we can have a dialogue about the economic and political system we're dying to impose upon you.