How can any actual human — that is, non-government employees — support this evil drug war? Or the state at all at this point?
You think it’s “sending the ‘right message'” to children that you’d let the government destroy the society in the name of drugs when they can’t get rid of them anyway, even if they wanted to which they don’t because they’re corrupt and in on it?
Possibly, you’re a idiot.
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