The key to capturing one of the world's
most wanted men may have been the thing he held dearest: his family. What a farce! Saying this man is
responsible for 'millions of ravaged lives' are a complete and utter hypocrisy.
That's like saying drugs cause addiction when fact is, most people who use
drugs -even narcotics, will never become addicts. Most people can be given
morphine in a hospital, even if they get physically addicted, they are detoxed,
and will not become drug addicts once they leave the hospital. Addiction has
roots and causes, almost invariably tied to early childhood trauma. Prohibition
is the problem. Outdated drug policies based on outdated mores and knowledge.
All drugs should be under the domain of the medical community, period.
I think I agree with The idea that outlawing
something will somehow keep people from doing it is a fantasy and has been
shown time and time again not to work. Outlawing something that is highly
sought after only creates an area where crime will thrive. These narcotics that
on the street have the value of pure gold, actually only cost pennies to
manufacture! It is the prohibition that drives up the price, and drives the
crime. It is now estimated that roughly one trillion dollars in illicit drug
proceeds worm their way into the coffers of the international banking houses
annually. Ever major bank has faced charges of drug laundering yet not one
banker has been imprisoned. The bank simply pays a fine and business goes on as
usual. But they want to blame drug dealers. It is not the dealers that make and
maintain these flawed policies. It is an absurd hypocrisy to tell people from
communities where there are no jobs that they should not work for the only
paying job they can get. We have 25% of world prison population here in the
'land of the free' despite the fact that we only have 5% of the global
population. We have millions of non-violent drug offenders in prisons, housed
by public corporations whose stock values rise and fall with the numbers of
prisoners they are keeping. Things are the way they are because they serve the
status quo. Wall St is in love with its illicit trillions. And greed knows no
bounds.
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