I confront cops who lobby for drug war...or do they all?
Channel: RidleyReport
Date: 2013-03-15

Sponsor: http://BlockChain.INFO - I confront cops who lobby for drug war...or do they all?  I'm outside an NH state house committee meeting on a bill that would let doctors prescribe marijuana in some cases.  At least two people who attend...do so in police uniforms.  Other folks just look like cops. Let's see if they are....

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Regarding "the other side of the story:"  I'd generally prefer to call our rulers, question them and record the entire interaction on tape when they are accused.  But the wiretap law - which their chiefs so ardently defend - has a chilling effect on such calls.  So I generally choose to practice overobedience - and decline to call for their opinions.  In this sense, their bad law saves me time and costs them the chance to present their views.

In a society with press freedom, I'd call authorities to verify the report above.  And I would record the whole interaction. But in the America we actually live in, various wiretapping laws have a chilling effect on such calls.  In protest of these laws and of the Mueller prosecution, I generally deny bureaucrats that type of opportunity to present their views by phone.  It does save me time.  But I will tend to waive this boycott and make the call if a bureaucrat agrees to be recorded.  And I look forward to the repeal of the laws that have limited open communication with our rulers.

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