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Daily Archives: February 1, 2008
Just kill them all
Howard Wooldridge passes on the words of an aide to a major, Republican candidate still running for President: …my personal belief is that you should just keep killing every drug dealer arrested. Eventually you’re going to run out. I’m not … Continue reading
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Decriminalization and Legalization – what do they mean?
Much has been made around the drug policy blogosphere in the past day regarding a gotcha moment with Barack Obama regarding decriminalizing marijuana. The Washington Times, in a backhanded hit piece on Obama found a video statement from 2004 where … Continue reading
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Open Thread
“bullet” Needled to Death Excellent editorial in the Houston Chronicle slams District Attorney Susan Reed for prosecuting health workers. That’s an abusive use of her prosecutorial office. Reed might not care for needle exchange programs and all the good they … Continue reading
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