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Anybody got a Sharpie I can borrow?
Apparently, if you don’t actually put your name on every one of your possessions, police are entitled to take them for their own personal use.
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Oh, look. Vast sums of illicit money fuel corruption.
More unsurprising bombshells in Colombia. Today in the Washington Post BOGOTA, Colombia — An investigation by the Colombian Defense Ministry has found that drug traffickers and rebels from the country’s largest guerrilla group infiltrated the U.S.-backed military here, paying high-ranking … Continue reading
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Tennessee drug tax law unconstitutional
IAt TalkLeft: An appeals court in Tennessee has ruled the state’s tax on illegal drugs unconstitutional calling it “arbitrary, capricious and unreasonable.” I’ve mentioned the Tennessee Tax before and I’ve talked about the whole notion of state illegal drug taxes … Continue reading
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