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9 Comments
TheJehosephatsays...Yes.
Lendlsays...Well stated at the end.
MrFisksays...*promote *law
siftbotsays...Promoting this video back to the front page; last published Tuesday, November 13th, 2012 8:45am PST - promote requested by MrFisk.
Adding video to channels (Law) - requested by MrFisk.
Drachen_Jagersays...Can't you point to pretty much any program that successive administrations have force-fed to the American people and demonstrate how it's all about the money.
Defence? Certainly doesn't go to the troops, no it goes to incredibly expensive experimental projects that never seem to pan out. Yet somehow the companies that fail to deliver time after time keep getting more money to spend on new projects.
Law and Order? Yeah, that's all about locking people away for the maximum time possible in corporate-run penitentiaries, not about reducing crime at all.
School reform? Charter schools baby! They may not be any better for kids (in fact they're worse) but it's finally an opportunity for Corporate America to make some bucks off of public schooling, yee ha!
mindbrainsays...Breath of fresh air.
NicoleBeesays...Great interview - wish they would dare touch this sort of stuff on the networks.
*doublepromote
siftbotsays...Double-Promoting this video back to the front page; last published Tuesday, November 13th, 2012 8:45am PST - doublepromote requested by NicoleBee.
deedub81says...While I can't argue with the daunting task that law enforcement faces in the "War on Drugs," I completely disagree with the premise that we are persecuting addicts for breaking the law.
They know the consequences (legal and physical) and they choose to use.
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