Maybe it's your cousin, or a co-worker, or your best friend. Or maybe it's you. With the harsh laws we currently have on the books, the government could start rounding up the stoners and sending them off to prison camps at any time. In fact, it's already happening. I'm outraged about the lies that are constantly broadcast at us, at the cost of vast sums of taxpayer's money.
Drugs are inanimate objects.
The war is on drug users, and is as much an attempt to destroy an unpopular culture as any other oppression of an entire ethnic, social, or religious group of people. I'm outraged by the suppression of a medicine that not only could have saved Peter McWilliams, but also could help my lovely wife Kristin cope with her terrible migraine headaches. Last week, Clinton took a quick trip to Colombia to hand over the money, and at least seven civilians died in leftist guerrilla attacks on various towns, just during those few hours when Clinton was visiting. And yet, we're explicitly overlooking these and other human rights violations, all in the name of keeping foreign entrepreneurs from making and exporting a product that America has an unquenchable thirst for. This file last modified on Nov 2 of 2000.