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Legalization hurts the cartels. Period.
Scott Morgan does a nice job of disabusing the idiot-enablers of the notion that somehow legalization will be good for the cartels. Here’s the thing: criminal drug organizations don’t want this “legal platform” you speak of. That’s not how they … Continue reading
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Big game hunters with a badge
Ah, the hunt. Instead of rifles and stealthily stalking the prey, it’s body armor, pistols and battering rams. Instead of the forest or tundra, this prey is in a fenced yard, closed in a bathroom, or running away in the … Continue reading
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Just Say Now
Had a great time with my friend in Chicago this past weekend, and now have my Dad visiting to see the Shakespeare Festival shows, and my Sister and niece are coming tomorrow for a couple of days, so I still … Continue reading
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President will consider a debate on legalizing marijuana
Not U.S. MEXICO CITY — President Felipe Calderon said he would consider a debate on legalizing drugs Tuesday as his government announced that more than 28,000 people have been killed in drug violence since he launched a crackdown against cartels … Continue reading
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