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 Learyfan
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 How to expose a Shroomery narc  9
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Does anyone here ever go to the DEA agent death webpage and jack off like me? I just look at these faces and laugh and laugh. Then I masturbate to the image in my head of their dead, lifeless bodies.
Burn motherfucker. Burn!
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love2shpongleIRL
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 Re: DEA agent death site [Re: Learyfan]
#14845221 - 07/29/11 08:07 PM (1 year, 9 months ago) |
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No, but I have a cop in my family who was shot and killed,I feel little for the man.
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: Learyfan]
#14845260 - 07/29/11 08:13 PM (1 year, 9 months ago) |
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Wow five of them from the Oklahoma bombing.
And no I don't jack off to that. Sounds kind of pathetic.
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unam sanctum
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: Learyfan] 3
#14845271 - 07/29/11 08:15 PM (1 year, 9 months ago) |
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that's kinda fucked up man, they're just the soldiers not the policy makers...if anything blame yourself and the rest of your citizens for allowing those kind of politics to continue.
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unam sanctum
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: anunnakian] 1
#14845277 - 07/29/11 08:16 PM (1 year, 9 months ago) |
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anunnakian said:
Wow five of them from the Oklahoma bombing.
And no I don't jack off to that. Sounds kind of pathetic.
that's weird, the entire FBI office knew not to show up that day
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zappaisgod
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: Learyfan]
#14845284 - 07/29/11 08:17 PM (1 year, 9 months ago) |
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Quote:
Learyfan said:
Does anyone here ever go to the DEA agent death webpage and jack off like me? I just look at these faces and laugh and laugh. Then I masturbate to the image in my head of their dead, lifeless bodies.
Burn motherfucker. Burn!
What an asshole.
Do you who is responsible for the drug laws in this country and pretty much everywhere in the world? The people.
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#14845305 - 07/29/11 08:22 PM (1 year, 9 months ago) |
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im with LEARY
fack the DEA!! 
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zappaisgod said:
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Learyfan said:
Does anyone here ever go to the DEA agent death webpage and jack off like me? I just look at these faces and laugh and laugh. Then I masturbate to the image in my head of their dead, lifeless bodies.
Burn motherfucker. Burn!
What an asshole.
Do you who is responsible for the drug laws in this country and pretty much everywhere in the world? The people.
Are you suggesting DEA agents aren't people?
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Learyfan
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: Learyfan] 3
#14845332 - 07/29/11 08:28 PM (1 year, 9 months ago) |
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I hereby celebrate the death of each and every DEA agent. And I hereby celebrate the life of anyone who has righteously spilled the blood of said pigs. Die motherfucker die!
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BlindSophist
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: Learyfan]
#14845346 - 07/29/11 08:30 PM (1 year, 9 months ago) |
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That is dark, man. There's no good celebrating the death of anyone.
And I really do mean EVERYONE, so if you put on a party hat for the death of Osama then we probably won't get along too good.
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unam sanctum
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: Learyfan] 2
#14845359 - 07/29/11 08:32 PM (1 year, 9 months ago) |
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fuck killing a cop, if you wanna make a statement go on a rampage at the next Bilderberg Group meeting.
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At least drug monies pay taxes with drug revenue stimulating the economy. The DEA burns revenue literally, stops the economy, and then charges the taxpayers for destroying it.
They choose this terrible career.
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: Learyfan] 1
#14845378 - 07/29/11 08:35 PM (1 year, 9 months ago) |
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Learyfan said:
I hereby celebrate the death of each and every DEA agent. And I hereby celebrate the life of anyone who has righteously spilled the blood of said pigs. Die motherfucker die!
Do you advocate the assassination of every person who supports drug prohibition? Just so you can indulge in your amusement? You really are a turd.
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: zappaisgod] 1
#14845397 - 07/29/11 08:40 PM (1 year, 9 months ago) |
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But no , to answer the question, it doesn't arouse me to the point of orgasm.
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BlindSophist
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But no , to answer the question, it doesn't arouse me to the point of orgasm.
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zappaisgod
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lazyfingers said:
At least drug monies pay taxes with drug revenue stimulating the economy. The DEA burns revenue literally, stops the economy, and then charges the taxpayers for destroying it.
They choose this terrible career.
I didn't ask you anything and it isn't the DEA that makes the laws. How does your mother feel about drugs? Does she think they should be illegal? Should she be killed because of your entertainment choice?
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#14845415 - 07/29/11 08:44 PM (1 year, 9 months ago) |
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Surprised at the darkness coming from Learyfan, but i'm not complaining. The United States declared a war on people like me and the DEA are enemy soldiers. Fuck 'em.
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zappaisgod
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: psilyguy]
#14845423 - 07/29/11 08:46 PM (1 year, 9 months ago) |
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psilyguy said:
Surprised at the darkness coming from Learyfan, but i'm not complaining. The United States declared a war on people like me and the DEA are enemy soldiers. Fuck 'em.
By the United Sates you mean the people of the United States. I do not support the drug laws but any asshole who thinks it's OK to kill for their entertainment choice is a vile piece of shit.
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: Learyfan] 1
#14845437 - 07/29/11 08:50 PM (1 year, 9 months ago) |
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You're joking, right?
The DEA would like to take my life away, so I'm very much unconcerned for their lives. But I feel a sadness for all death, even the people who deserved it. I'm sad that the circumstances in their lives led them to deserving it. I do not rejoice for death.
There are people who deserve death, and there are even people who I would kill with my own hands if I had the opportunity. But it would bring me no joy.
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unam sanctum
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zappaisgod said:
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psilyguy said:
Surprised at the darkness coming from Learyfan, but i'm not complaining. The United States declared a war on people like me and the DEA are enemy soldiers. Fuck 'em.
By the United Sates you mean the people of the United States. I do not support the drug laws but any asshole who thinks it's OK to kill for their entertainment choice is a vile piece of shit.
If I was about to do serious time you better believe I would defend myself.
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 HA HA HA FUCK THEM ALL
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: BothHands]
#14845454 - 07/29/11 08:53 PM (1 year, 9 months ago) |
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BothHands said:
You're joking, right?
The DEA would like to take my life away, so I'm very much unconcerned for their lives. But I feel a sadness for all death, even the people who deserved it. I'm sad that the circumstances in their lives led them to deserving it. I do not rejoice for death.
The DEA is just interested in doing the will of the People. Change the will of the People. Don't blame the messenger.Quote:
There are people who deserve death, and there are even people who I would kill with my own hands if I had the opportunity. But it would bring me no joy.
I would take joy in strangling to death any cop killer. FRY MUMIA!
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Learyfan
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I hereby declare the murder of any DEA agent as a spiritual ceremony and encourage all Americans to take part in this ritual.
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BlindSophist
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: Learyfan]
#14845468 - 07/29/11 08:56 PM (1 year, 9 months ago) |
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You know you just broke the law, right?
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lazyfingers
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"entertainment choice"
Are you talking about Glenn Beck inciting Norwegians?
I wasn't necessarily responding only to you. DEA agents know what they are getting into when they join. It is just my opinion that they don't do the most necessary job. A death economically can be a murder too. The next time you see someone addicted to fastfood maybe that clown is deadly entertainment to.
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unam sanctum
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FREE MUMIA!
Agreed! It's fucked that they never produced any evidence of his involvement and yet he's serving a life sentence.
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zappaisgod
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lazyfingers said:
"entertainment choice"
Are you talking about Glenn Beck inciting Norwegians?
The NY Times raises a murderous rage in me every morning. Quote:
I wasn't necessarily responding only to you. DEA agents know what they are getting into when they join. It is just my opinion that they don't do the most necessary job. A death economically can be a murder too. The next time you see someone addicted to fastfood maybe that clown is deadly entertainment to.
A death economically? Addicted to fast food? What a bunch of rationalization bullshit. Are you or are not for free choice? You seem to want to restrict some choices (that you wouldn't make, i.e. fast food) while calling for killing to insure other choices (that you do make). Do you jackasses not see how vile you are?
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zappaisgod said:
I would take joy in strangling to death any cop killer. FRY MUMIA!
If I could do it without reprocussions, there are many child molesters, rapists, murders and the like that I would kill in a heartbeat. But I wouldn't enjoy it.
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I said I wasn't aroused. I don't care. I have the right to not give a shit.
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zappaisgod
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unam sanctum said:
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zappaisgod said:
FREEY MUMIA!
Agreed! It's fucked that they never produced any evidence of his involvement and yet he's serving a life sentence.
They produced a shitload of evidence and the cunt will die in prison one way or the other
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You seem to want to restrict some choices (that you wouldn't make, i.e. fast food) while calling for killing to insure other choices (that you do make).
Why do you think one set of murderers is so much better than another?
I never restricted any idea.
If I eat a cheeseburger, I can expect heart problems.
If I fight gangs, I can expect bullets.
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: zappaisgod] 1
#14845550 - 07/29/11 09:15 PM (1 year, 9 months ago) |
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zappaisgod said:
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psilyguy said:
Surprised at the darkness coming from Learyfan, but i'm not complaining. The United States declared a war on people like me and the DEA are enemy soldiers. Fuck 'em.
By the United Sates you mean the people of the United States. I do not support the drug laws but any asshole who thinks it's OK to kill for their entertainment choice is a vile piece of shit.
No, I mean the President of the United States. President Richard Nixon to be precise. I don't think it is ok to kill for entertainment. But I don't feel bad about DEA agents I don't know personally dying.
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highdroponics
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DEA agents should be lured into traps during their regular drug stings and caged for the rest of their pathetic lives.
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zappaisgod
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lazyfingers said:
You seem to want to restrict some choices (that you wouldn't make, i.e. fast food) while calling for killing to insure other choices (that you do make).
Why do you think one set of murderers is so much better than another?
I never restricted any idea.
If I eat a cheeseburger, I can expect heart problems.
If I fight gangs, I can expect bullets.
I don't think anybody who offers you choices are murderers. Kevorkians maybe, but not murderers. And no. cheeseburgers are not toxic. 10,000 cheeseburgers, maybe but so what? They all tasted good. I died smiling. And fat.
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Maybe you got shot after cheeseburger 9,999 because the DEA raided that BurgerKing for their suspect and a gun misfired.
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unam sanctum
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: zappaisgod] 2
#14845591 - 07/29/11 09:25 PM (1 year, 9 months ago) |
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oh sure there was
http://www.freemumia.com/
that's why everyone from Nelson Mandela to Desmund Tutu, Amnesty International to the NAACP support a fair retrial.
that's why in April a federal court ruled his death penalty verdict to be unconstitutional
that's why witnesses for the prosecution lied:
http://counterpunch.com/lindorff09202010.html
you're full of shit as usual
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Learyfan
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: psilyguy]
#14845598 - 07/29/11 09:26 PM (1 year, 9 months ago) |
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I hereby declare that March 8, the death of DEA agent Enrique S. “Kiki” Camarena, be declared a national holiday in this country.
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Over a 30-hour period, Camarena’s skull, jaw, nose, cheekbones and windpipe had been crushed. His ribs were broken; a hole was drilled into his head with a screwdriver. The agent had been injected with drugs to ensure he remained conscious during his torture.
http://www.washingtontimes.com
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Lmao Learyfan is the OP.
Im with you to an extent. Fuck it. Im with you all the way.
Lately Ive been reminded how much cops, and drug agents dont look at people who do drugs as humans. Its like were automatically scum, or worthless to society and existence in their eyes. SO fuck them.
Im actually going to the studio this month to record a song I wrote called "Fuck The DEA"  
"Me and the United States, We say"
"Fuck The DEA!"
"Me and the United States, We say"
"Fuck The DEA!"
"Fuck The DEA!"
"Im always holdin, got plots of crops growin
Life sentence spent In prison If I get caught
Is straight where Im going, I know this.
So someone from your squad can get shot
the moment you raid my place doors get kicked open"
by muwha.
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: Learyfan]
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Ok then, thread hidden. I thought more of you. 
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zappaisgod
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: Learyfan]
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Learyfan said:
I hereby declare that March 8, the death of DEA agent Enrique S. “Kiki” Camarena, be declared a national holiday in this country.
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Over a 30-hour period, Camarena’s skull, jaw, nose, cheekbones and windpipe had been crushed. His ribs were broken; a hole was drilled into his head with a screwdriver. The agent had been injected with drugs to ensure he remained conscious during his torture.
http://www.washingtontimes.com
Like I said, you're a vile turd.
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I don't like the idea of wishing death upon someone, but these are the people who have taken so many lives away for no good reason. If they wage a war and the other side decides to fight back, I don't feel bad for the instigator.
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Quote:
unam sanctum said:
oh sure there was
http://www.freemumia.com/
that's why everyone from Nelson Mandela to Desmund Tutu, Amnesty International to the NAACP support a fair retrial.
that's why in April a federal court ruled his death penalty verdict to be unconstitutional
that's why witnesses for the prosecution lied:
http://counterpunch.com/lindorff09202010.html
you're full of shit as usual
They ruled the death penalty unconstitutional, not the guilty murdering fuck's conviction.
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That's the way I view it. I think it is vile to wish death, but I don't feel bad because they are fighting a war a war in which I am on the other side.
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: bbl337]
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bbl337 said:
I don't like the idea of wishing death upon someone, but these are the people who have taken so many lives away for no good reason. If they wage a war and the other side decides to fight back, I don't feel bad for the instigator.
IT ISN'T THEM! IT'S YOUR NEIGHBORS!
What part of the "People want drug prohibition" is so hard for idiots to understand? Do you want cops to make the laws? Do you want to advocate the murder of every citizen who supports drug prohibition?
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i hate the DEA but never celebrate death
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: zappaisgod] 1
#14845647 - 07/29/11 09:37 PM (1 year, 9 months ago) |
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That is what makes it hurt so much, my neighbors wanting me in a cage because of what drugs I choose to ingest.
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Edited by love2shpongleIRL (07/29/11 09:39 PM)
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Regardless of someone's point of view, many of the people on that list died because they were risking their lives for something they truly believed in. If you wish death on them for that, I think you have some serious growing up to do.
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zappaisgod said:
IT ISN'T THEM! IT'S YOUR NEIGHBORS!
My neighbors are dumbasses. Fuck 'em.
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What part of the "People want drug prohibition" is so hard for idiots to understand?
People want drugs too. Do you think it's cool to argue prohibition on a pro-drug site?
And, you don't have to call people idiots to make a point.
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zappaisgod said:
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Learyfan said:
Does anyone here ever go to the DEA agent death webpage and jack off like me? I just look at these faces and laugh and laugh. Then I masturbate to the image in my head of their dead, lifeless bodies.
Burn motherfucker. Burn!
What an asshole.
Do you who is responsible for the drug laws in this country and pretty much everywhere in the world? The people.
Not this country. The DEA is a government agency. The government wanted most drugs illegal, so now they're illegal. It doesn't matter if a mock vote happened or not - the people are brainwashed very easily. Think back to the original Reefer Madness era, even before the 60s. I know how overdone it is, but I think this warrants a comparison. Were the people of Germany circa WW2 really advocating for the holocaust?
On the surface, perhaps. But there were legal and social implications to anyone publicly dissenting. Sound familiar?
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: Learyfan]
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Zappaisgod said:
They ruled the death penalty unconstitutional, not the guilty murdering fuck's conviction.
yeah I know, and I think he probably did it. I also think it would be easy to fuck up and do the same thing in that position. not justifying it, just a reality of long term shitty treatment of impoverished and minority communities.
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Learyfan said:
I hereby declare that March 8, the death of DEA agent Enrique S. “Kiki” Camarena, be declared a national holiday in this country.
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Why did you think more of me? I have always advocated the violent death of DEA agents in the harshest way possible. And I hereby declare the graves of all DEA agents public urinals and outhouses. May they rest in piss.
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: Learyfan]
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Why did you think more of me? I have always advocated the violent death of DEA agents in the harshest way possible. And I hereby declare the graves of all DEA agents public urinals and outhouses. May they rest in piss.
What's fucked up is if you really cared at all about ending the drug war there are much better ideas and expenditures of your time to be had. But no lets rejoice of the torture of another human being 
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Come on man, at the end of the day they are still human beings. They may be extremely misguided, but that is no reason to wish death or cheer torture upon them. This whole thing sucks, and I can understand how you can feel this way, but what can we do? In my opinion, all you can do is try to change hearts and minds about the drug war and wait it out. Violence is not the answer.
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It is pretty clear to me that you're the same shithole on their side, just on this one. You actively advocate irrational things like the murder of people in order to prove a point in the most extreme way possible. What would it solve if you go out and kill a few DEA for shats and gaggles? Will no one step in to fill the spots? Will there simply be more bodies lost to the very war you seem to want to end, yet continue all the same? Maybe one day you will quiet down and let the adults talk, then maybe we can all enjoy some sensible drug law reform.
You're Rush Limbaugh. How does it feel?
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You know you just broke the law, right?
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: zappaisgod] 1
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Legalization will never happen based on the sole fact that our government won't allow all those DEA agents to go jobless. People within the government in high positions, like drug czar fof instance, are gonna do everything in their and other cooperative government officials powers to ensure they will have a steady flow of income through this. No DEA agent truly wants to win the drug war, they'd be out of a job.
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: Learyfan]
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howcome your so against the DEA? i mean i understand the basics of the war on drugs and whatnot, but it seems like there are deeper currents flowing here, for you to actively profess your desire for DEA agents to be brutally murdered?
i mean i don't like the war on drugs either, but it's the sort of ' dont kill the messenger ' sort of thing. they are just doing their jobs. they don't have any control over the macro-policy or the greater scheme of things, they are just the ones on the front line, in my opinion.
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: Learyfan]
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apparently DEA agents can't fly helicopters
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"How to expose a Shroomery narc" 
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There shouldn't even be cops doing radar without first warning everyone they are doing so. Cops really are predators out to get us. The police state doesn't even exist out west and everyone just does seemingly better, less crime not more.
It's almost like just the presence of cops provides an overall negative feeling for people, making them want to rebel and retaliate because they are already being made to feel like criminals with all the restrictions.
I believe most cops are useless and there shouldn't be so many restrictions, it's only a way for them to profit off of us in all reality through fines payed and court fees. The system IS in my opinion, out to get us and make us their bitch for lunch money.
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You realize that the US still actively pursues Nazi soldiers from WWII right? They do so because they do so because those soldiers contributed to an atrocity. The fact that they were just doing their jobs means nothing.
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Just reading the description of that man's death made me sick to my stomach and made my blood curdle with anger. If you wish this on another human being you are a vile, disgusting, piece of utter shit who will get whatever is coming to you. That's all I have to say...I hope one day for your own sake as well as those around you that you learn not to be a pox on your fellow man.
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There should not be as many laws or cops patroling(how often do they actually stop a crime in progress?). I feel we would do better to repurpose them into detectives for theft, murder, rape, child molesting, etc crimes with actual victims. Perhaps have a small response team for incidents they could respond to, but I disagree strongly with the stopping and searching that they do now.
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: Learyfan]
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Learyfan said:
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DosileFlynn said: they are just doing their jobs.
You realize that the US still actively pursues Nazi soldiers from WWII right? They do so because they do so because those soldiers contributed to an atrocity. The fact that they were just doing their jobs means nothing.
I wish you were right. I'm pretty sure the US only gives so much of a shit because our puppet-string pullers were the ones most personally targeted. There is no justice here, only vendetta.
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: anunnakian] 1
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Ok then, thread hidden. I thought more of you.
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THis drug war has to be the cartel's idea. Can you imagine if everything were done legally? They'd all be cut out and the price would drop. There is a conspiracy somewhere to keep the price up.
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: Learyfan]
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Learyfan said:
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DosileFlynn said: they are just doing their jobs.
You realize that the US still actively pursues Nazi soldiers from WWII right? They do so because they do so because those soldiers contributed to an atrocity. The fact that they were just doing their jobs means nothing.
well yes, i can see your line of reasoning, but comparing the DEA to the third reich is a bit of a far stretch. while the DEA are not anything to be proud of by any means, with seizures and whatnot to fund budgets, legally endorsed racquets and whatnot...they haven't actively committed genocide and murdered hundreds of thousands of people.
and to be honest some of the work the DEA has done has actually been good work. removing or displacing high level drug traffickers and cartels, ruthless individuals and things like that. but theres two sides to every coin i suppose.
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There should not be as many laws or cops patroling(how often do they actually stop a crime in progress?). I feel we would do better to repurpose them into detectives for theft, murder, rape, child molesting, etc crimes with actual victims. Perhaps have a small response team for incidents they could respond to, but I disagree strongly with the stopping and searching that they do now.
I've been saying it for years that there should only be detectives and a small sheriff's office with a couple deputies for emergency. People know how to take care of themselves and most are not problem causers.
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But I have to say I do believe that all people should recieve the same treatment and the government did wage war on its citizens. For the most part this war is only one-sided. Most of the deaths and lives otherwise ruined, are at the cost of the citizens. I would find it somewhat amusing to hear a DEA raid got crashed by citizens fed up with the bullshit, and the DEA agents were the ones who were imprisoned. It's definitely not right to do this, but I do believe they should be treated as criminals, as they are to me and anyone else who advocates personal drug use, on any level.
I don't believe the DEA has done any good work at all, they have been shown to be in support of certain cartel and I honestly believe they are allowing a flow of drugs in to even keep their jobs in place to begin with, it is a scam. Their jobs are 100% useless in every possible way, even unconstiutional at that.I don't believe for one second that they would just surrender their job titles if we were to legalize. I think they are up to no good and are out to keep their jobs at any cost. The cartel would not exist if there were no demand for their low-quality, untested, unflushed, product. Legalization of everything they could possibly sell is the only ensurance of their defeat, plus it provides a better, safe-all-around product to those who seek it.
The fact that our government gets to pick and choose what is legal for us to use when they have shown countless times that they approve of things highly hazardous to our health, when there are countless studies stating marijuana has been shown to treat the same thing AND is practically 100% non-toxic. The federal government for the most part says it has no medical value, it makes me truthfully believe there is something seriously fishy going on.
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Learyfan, I understand your hate for the DEA but don't agree with it. Do I like them, agree with them, or support them? No! Do I love them? Yes, because they are people too, and are sparkling bright lights of existence that have the ability to bring joy and love- even if they choose not to do it. You can't fight hate with hate, or darkness with darkness. I hope you were hacked or you are trolling, because I thought someone as into the "psychedelic movement" as you would understand that peace and love are of the highest priorites of all beings.
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Maybe you got shot after cheeseburger 9,999 because the DEA raided that BurgerKing for their suspect and a gun misfired.
I'd be pretty proud to be the only person to have ever been shot by a gun as it misfired.
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Ha, I do believe Cheney accidentally shot his freund hunting, gun accidents happen all the time. Don't bullshit, find a real argument.
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Accidental discharge/shooting someone =/= misfire.
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Let's say your neighbor is struggling to load a chair into his van.
You notice, and decide to help because he has an arm in a cast.
Long story short...
All manner of people suck in the most unimaginable ways.
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I don't like the idea of wishing death upon someone, but these are the people who have taken so many lives away for no good reason. If they wage a war and the other side decides to fight back, I don't feel bad for the instigator.
IT ISN'T THEM! IT'S YOUR NEIGHBORS!
What part of the "People want drug prohibition" is so hard for idiots to understand? Do you want cops to make the laws? Do you want to advocate the murder of every citizen who supports drug prohibition?
While there is a small kernel of truth in your statements, on the whole you are wrong.
1- You claim the DEA is only doing the will of the people? The people voted for and got medical marijuana in states like california, and the DEA still raids. How is that doing the will of the people?
2- The people never petitioned the government for drug laws. Nixon pulled the Narcotics act out of his ass, and that clown is not my peer or neighbor. It was after DECADES of drug propaganda, starting in the early 20th century, that "the people" turned against drugs and its users.
It is the government and the wealthy who stand to profit from prohibition who started this charade and keep it running.
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While there is a small kernel of truth in your statements, on the whole you are wrong.
1- You claim the DEA is only doing the will of the people? The people voted for and got medical marijuana in states like california, and the DEA still raids. How is that doing the will of the people?
2- The people never petitioned the government for drug laws. Nixon pulled the Narcotics act out of his ass, and that clown is not my peer or neighbor. It was after DECADES of drug propaganda, starting in the early 20th century, that "the people" turned against drugs and its users.
It is the government and the wealthy who stand to profit from prohibition who started this charade and keep it running.
^^ I agree with this.
Fuck the DEA
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: FlusH]
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if weed was just made legal in the states, then Canada and Mexico would probably follow and the only demand for weed will be across the atlantic or pacific.
make weed legal everywhere... no infrastructure for illegal Marijuana growing and export. except for in a public community.
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: Learyfan]
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I hereby celebrate the death of each and every DEA agent. And I hereby celebrate the life of anyone who has righteously spilled the blood of said pigs. Die motherfucker die!
dont you see yourself as somewhat politically liberal?
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people can TAKE CARE OF THEMSELVES MAN!
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 isn't it true? can't people take care of themselves?
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people can TAKE CARE OF THEMSELVES MAN!
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isn't it true? can't people take care of themselves?
This is a good point, why can't we decide for our selves? If we got good drug education couldn't we decide for ourselves what we want to take, instead of making someone a criminal for a victimless crime. And there is a simple answer for people who want prohabition DON'T TAKE THEM.
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Legalization will never happen based on the sole fact that our government won't allow all those DEA agents to go jobless.
they wouldnt be jobless, they could be absorbed by dozens of other agencies,
most of which would be lower stress and less danger
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What an asshole.
Do you who is responsible for the drug laws in this country and pretty much everywhere in the world? The people.
Do you know who is responsible for enforcing laws that infringe on our inalienable rights? Cops. Its their duty as Americans to refuse to enforce laws made by the totalitarian majority - every last on of them should turn in their badge. Just following orders is no excuse, cops are the enemy of every freedom loving citizen in the country.
Fuck the police. The only good cop is a dead cop.
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Re: How to expose a Shroomery narc [Re: Learyfan] 1
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I'm not reading this whole thread but the DEA seriously needs to re-evaluate the qualifications of their pilots.
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Re: How to expose a Shroomery narc [Re: abltsandwich]
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I think people need to grow up quite a bit here and think outside of their own perspective. Are many police officers trapped in a narrow perspective? Yes...but we still have to be understanding of their viewpoint. And as far as I'm concerned, the vast majority of cops (or FBI/CIA/DEA agents) do what they do because they want to help people, and that's good enough for me.
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Legalization will never happen based on the sole fact that our government won't allow all those DEA agents to go jobless.
they wouldnt be jobless, they could be absorbed by dozens of other agencies,
most of which would be lower stress and less danger
I just don't see them allowing us to undermine the whole profit scheme they got running through organizations like the DEA. But you are correct about that, if it got to that they would undoubtedly get jobs elsewhere within the government.
I was thinking more along the lines of the government doing away with all of those types of police/task-force/anti-terror organizations, because of how they are all a form of waging war on the citizens. I just don't see it ever happening when all of those people would be out of a source of income, you can bet on them fighting and voting in favor of things to help keep and further expand their positions.
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Re: How to expose a Shroomery narc [Re: tokinman21]
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I think people need to grow up quite a bit here and think outside of their own perspective. Are many police officers trapped in a narrow perspective? Yes...but we still have to be understanding of their viewpoint. And as far as I'm concerned, the vast majority of cops (or FBI/CIA/DEA agents) do what they do because they want to help people, and that's good enough for me.
Because it is the thought that counts? They hate their image of the "bad guy" and act brutally and violently against that person, because they want to help people. Well surely its the same from the other side. If someone wants DEA agents hurt, i'm sure it is because to him, the DEA is the "bad guy" and he wants to help people. It all depends on which side of the war you are on and with violence you can only help your own side. Ending prohibition peacefully is what I wish for, but I don't imagine that will happen in my lifetime. So I say, fuck the police!
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Re: How to expose a Shroomery narc [Re: psilyguy] 4
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This is a needless war. Every death, on either side, is a needless death 
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Their vial of acid, which is on the table over there, tastes vile because they're incompetent chemists.
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 Re: How to expose a Shroomery narc [Re: zappaisgod] 5
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We tried to end it peacefully. Remember the 60s?
Yeah, that hippie bullshit didn't work. They waged war on the citizens and cracked fucken skulls
Then the pleebs went back to being cogs in the machine snorting coke and fucking strippers
Now they are busting in your house dressed as stormtroopers at 3am and shooting your dog and locking you in a cage, or just shooting you in the head.
They don't give a fuck about you. This isn't the will of the people, are you shitting me?
I didn't start this war. I didn't declare fucking war. War was waged against me and my personal liberties as a human being.
And it wasn't my fucking next door neighbor doing it either.
Whose responsible for the cartels? The war on fucking drugs.
Whose agenda is the War on Drugs? Not any of my fucking peers I can tell you that much.
They will reap what they sow. Live by the sword, die by the sword.
I'm not advocating murder of anyone , but they deserve every bit of whatever is coming to them. I won't celebrate death but I'm not going to mourn their loss either.
If you make it your goal in life to infringe and prey upon the free will of sovereign human beings, you are fucked.
I don't want to hear this just doing their job shit. Nazis were just doing their job too.
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FREE MUMIA!
Agreed! It's fucked that they never produced any evidence of his involvement and yet he's serving a life sentence.
No evidence?
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: Learyfan] 1
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I hereby declare the murder of any DEA agent as a spiritual ceremony and encourage all Americans to take part in this ritual.
Hopefully, when you sober up you'll realize what a truly stupid statement that was, and you'll be embarrassed.
In the meantime, many of us are embarrassed by you and for you.
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Yet another pointless death in the "war" on drugs. Albeit, one in a helicopter crash.
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Legalization will never happen based on the sole fact that our government won't allow all those DEA agents to go jobless.
they wouldnt be jobless, they could be absorbed by dozens of other agencies,
most of which would be lower stress and less danger
LESS DANGER? Are you looking at the same page I am that the OP posted? There hasn't apparently been a death of a DEA agent in 2 years now, how is it possibly dangerous?
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Yet another pointless death in the "war" on drugs. Albeit, one in a helicopter crash.
I take it you don't watch Burn Notice, the main character's name is Michael Weston lol
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My name is Michael Weston
Googled it, found this:
"DEA Special Agent and Major Michael E. Weston was born on 29 December 1971 in Los, Angeles, CA. He grew up in California and Pennsylvania. Mike graduated with distinction from Stanford University in 1994, receiving degrees in Computer Science and Economics. In 1997, he earned a Juris Doctor, cum laude, from Harvard Law School.
Mike enlisted in the Marine Corps Reserves in May 1995 and, after completing recruit training at Paris Island, SC, was assigned to the 25th Marine Regiment as a Rifleman. He deployed to Panama in 1997 as part of a Rifle Security Company, as well as to Norway and Lithuania. In August 1998, he enlisted in the Navy and was assigned to Explosive Ordnance Disposal Mobile Unit 2 and then Special Boat Squadron 2 within the Navy's Special Warfare Command. In 1999, he entered Marine Corps Officer Candidate School and was commissioned a Second Lieutenant. After completing The Basic School in March 2000, he received orders to the 1st Force Service Support Group, Camp Pendleton, where he served as a trial counsel at Legal Team Delta. From January 2002 to January 2003, he served as Camp Pendleton's Special Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of California. In January 2003, he deployed to Kuwait and Iraq with the First Marine Expeditionary Force, where he served as a provisional convoy commander during the initial invasion and combat operations of Operation Iraqi Freedom. After conventional hostilities concluded, Mike served as an investigator for the 1st Marine Division until he returned to the United States. Mike left active duty in August 2003.
In May 2004, Mike returned to the Marine Corps Reserves and joined the 4th Combat Engineer Battalion, serving as a Platoon Commander and then Executive Officer of Company B. In February 2005, Mike deployed for a second combat tour in Iraq where h served with distinction as the Officer in Charge of Task Force Wolf. In June 2005, Mike was then assigned to a Military Transition Team that was charged with assisting and training an Iraqi Army Battalion assigned to protect the critical October elections. In August 2006, after only nine months in the United States, Mike volunteered for his third combat tour to Iraq, where he served as the Executive Officer for Company B, 4th Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion. There, he served in Ramadi and commanded a Provisional Riverine Detachment and later served as an advisor to the Iraqi Police. Upon his return to the United States, Mike rejoined the 4th Combat Engineer Battalion. In July 200, he transferred to the Marine Corps Intelligence Activity at Quantico, Virginia.
As a result of his distinguished military service, Mike earned multiple awards, including the Defense Meritorious Service Medal, the Army Commendation Medal, the Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal (2d award), the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal (3d award), and the Combat Action Ribbon, among numerous others.
Mike joined the DEA in September 2003, graduating from Basic Agent Class 155. He was subsequently assigned to the Washington Division's Richmond District Office in Richmond, Virginia, where he worked on a number of significant cases targeting international, national, and local drug-trafficking organizations. For example, in 2006, Mike was assigned as the lead investigator in an Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force investigation which sought to bring a violent cocaine and heroin trafficker to justice. With dogged determination, Mike and his investigative team pursued this individual and, ultimately, this individual and many members of his organization were convicted of numerous violations of federal law. As a result of his tenacity and exemplary efforts on the case, Mike received a DEA Performance Award, a Public Service Award from the United States Attorney's Office, and a City of Richmond Police Department Citation.
Mike used all of his legal, military, and criminal investigative expertise to investigate violations of federal law, and was always ready and willing to assist other agents and local law enforcement officers in the pursuit of drug-trafficking criminal organizations.
In July 2009, Mike started his fourth tour in six years to a combat zone when he volunteered for a two-year deployment to Afghanistan as a member of the DEA's Kabul Country Office. He was stationed in heart, where he served on the front lines of the DEA's mission in Afghanistan.
Mike died in western Afghanistan on 26 October 2009, when the U.S. Military helicopter he was in crashed while returning from a join U.S. Military-DEA counternarcotics mission in western Afghanistan.
He is survived by his best friend and wife, Cynthia Tidler, of Washington, DC. Mike and Cindy were married 24 May 2009, after many years together and over a decade of friendship. He is also survived by his mother, Judy, and her husband, Steven Zarit, of State College, PA, and his father, Steven, and his wife, Jude Weston, of Lake Arrowhead, CA. In addition to his wife and his parents, Mike is survived by his brother, Thomas Weston, his sister-in-law, Jessica Sidman, and their son Brian, of Amherst, MA; his brother, Benjamin Zarit of Chicago, IL; his sister, Megan Manly of Nashville, TN; and his brother and sister-in-law, Matthew and Jenna Zarit of Pittsburgh, PA. Mike is also survived by his maternal grandparents, Avis and Laurence Maes, of State College, PA.
Mike lived every day of his life to the absolute fullest. He was known for his quick wit, wonderful stories, and care for those that knew and served with him. He was an honorable man, a devoted public servant, and a natural leader. We are truly honored to have known him. He will be forever missed."
http://memorialwebsites.legacy.com/michaelweston/Subpage.aspx?mod=1
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I don't, yet I'm aware of the character.
So what?
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i was just thinking yesterday how weird 'survived by' sounds
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Re: How to expose a Shroomery narc [Re: Learyfan]
#14847388 - 07/30/11 08:15 AM (1 year, 9 months ago) |
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Does anyone here ever go to the DEA agent death webpage and jack off like me? I just look at these faces and laugh and laugh. Then I masturbate to the image in my head of their dead, lifeless bodies.
Burn motherfucker. Burn!
I'm the first person to say fuck the DEA, but to be so blindly-disgustingly belittling of someone's murder is fucking pathetic. I hope youre high or drunk, because only ignorant people would blindly wish the death of a group of people so fucking ignorantly.
"THE NAZIS SAY THEY ARE JUST DOING THEIR JOBB DURRR"
Let's see. One is to stop the flow of illegal drugs that are hurting people every day, and the other is a sick fuck who watches the single most disturbing mass murdering in human history.
They are not right in their method and opinion of drugs, but to compare them to nazi's is fucking RETARDED.
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I don't, yet I'm aware of the character.
So what?
My post was in reference to the show. So what?
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Re: How to expose a Shroomery narc [Re: Learyfan]
#14847396 - 07/30/11 08:19 AM (1 year, 9 months ago) |
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Also, I completely disagree and find your stance on the death of essentially innocent people doing their jobs disgusting, disturbing, sociopathic, and irresponsible.
That doesn't make me or anyone else a narc, and if you start thinking that it does, you're in tinfoil hat land. That's like saying: "Prove your innocence to us! Advocate violence!"
Just because you might spend a year or ten in jail does not mean that some father or mother deserves to die just because they decided to work for the DEA. Your lack of empathy for other human lives is disgusting.
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I can masturbate to anything if i try hard enough.
Have you noticed all the women are like secretaries and stuff.And
all the guys in the 70s were ugly motherfuckers 
(P.S. guys it was a joke)
P.P.S. how to you post pictures as pictures?
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Legalization will never happen based on the sole fact that our government won't allow all those DEA agents to go jobless.
they wouldnt be jobless, they could be absorbed by dozens of other agencies,
most of which would be lower stress and less danger
I just don't see them allowing us to undermine the whole profit scheme they got running through organizations like the DEA. But you are correct about that, if it got to that they would undoubtedly get jobs elsewhere within the government.
they arent making a profit, they're wasting tens of billions each year
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I usually like you, Learyfan, but this thread is fucked.
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: meams]
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I usually like you, Learyfan, but this thread is fucked.
I wonder what the ratio of dead DEA is to those actually killed in the War on Drugs, all over. I'm talking drug related gang shooting, international raids, people getting twacked out on some dirty ice and doing something retarded. All because these motherfuckers decide they want to enforce the laws they do. Fuck em. I don't condone their cold blooded murder, but I show no sympathy in their deaths. 1/3 on that site at least are "accidents" too. Fuckem.
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All because these motherfuckers decide they want to enforce the laws they do. Fuck em.
More like "All becuase these motherfuckers decide they want to enforce the laws put in place by the individuals elected by our population.
So since you're part of our population: fuck you too.
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: meams]
#14847700 - 07/30/11 10:52 AM (1 year, 9 months ago) |
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All because these motherfuckers decide they want to enforce the laws they do. Fuck em.
More like "All becuase these motherfuckers decide they want to enforce the laws put in place by the individuals elected by our population.
So since you're part of our population: fuck you too.
Laws that aren't enforced become non-existent.
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Laws that aren't enforced become non-existent.
OK, so tell your elected politicans to stop funding the agencies that enforce them. remember civics101? Congress controls the pursestrings.
durrrrrr 
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Laws that aren't enforced become non-existent.
No. They merely become laws that are not enforced. They do not cease to exist merely because they are not enforced.
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Laws that aren't enforced become non-existent.
OK, so tell your elected politicans to stop funding the agencies that enforce them. remember civics101? Congress controls the pursestrings.
durrrrrr
If people don't sign up to enforce the laws, there will be no one to enforce them
durrrrrr
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Laws that aren't enforced become non-existent.
No. They merely become laws that are not enforced. They do not cease to exist merely because they are not enforced.
Well, even meams knew what I meant. If you don't enforce a law it will eventually become common practice to not enforce the law. There is a term for it, but I'm not sure what it is.
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If people don't sign up to enforce the laws, there will be no one to enforce them
durrrrrr
Yeah, tens of millions of people out of work, most of them are drug-free. I'm sure the problem will quickly be solved by urging people NOT to take jobs.
LIke i said. go talk to your representatives, because these drugs laws are YOUR FAULT.
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Every time a DEA agent dies God makes a ham sandwich.
A delicious one, with bacon salt.
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: The Whale]
#14847785 - 07/30/11 11:22 AM (1 year, 9 months ago) |
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....to give to the DEA agent for his service.
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Legalization will never happen based on the sole fact that our government won't allow all those DEA agents to go jobless.
they wouldnt be jobless, they could be absorbed by dozens of other agencies,
most of which would be lower stress and less danger
LESS DANGER? Are you looking at the same page I am that the OP posted? There hasn't apparently been a death of a DEA agent in 2 years now, how is it possibly dangerous?
national park service is pretty safe... unless there's dancing protesters,
then you need to bust out the body slam and you could throw your back out
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#14847799 - 07/30/11 11:26 AM (1 year, 9 months ago) |
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....to give to the DEA agent for his service.
He believed in his morals and values the same that we do.
With a dash of violence of course.
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: The Whale]
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I wonder how many DEA browse Shroomery from time to time.
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: meams]
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If people don't sign up to enforce the laws, there will be no one to enforce them
durrrrrr
Yeah, tens of millions of people out of work, most of them are drug-free. I'm sure the problem will quickly be solved by urging people NOT to take jobs.
LIke i said. go talk to your representatives, because these drugs laws are YOUR FAULT.
Yes, the classic meams way. All or nothing. There could be no selective enforcement or anything like that. You either enforce all or nothing. That's why every time I cross the street not at a crosswalk I get a ticket for it .
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Yes, the classic meams way. All or nothing. There could be no selective enforcement or anything like that. You either enforce all or nothing. That's why every time I cross the street not at a crosswalk I get a ticket for it .
If a law exists, it should be enforced. If it is not enforced, it should not exist. The "selective enforcement" you seek just leaves more hands in the power of individual humans - the cops/agents/DEA who have the ability to "selectively enforce".
Isnt that what you and other hippies like you hate? Unabated power in the hands of law enforcement? Lol. You're so simple-minded you don't even know what your arguments elude to.
I think you're so simple minded you don't understand how simply a few cops not enforcing certain laws can cause a huge shift in public policy. If people stopped enforcing, lets say, marijuana laws, and people started to realize that marijuana laws are not needed, then they could be done away with. Unabated power is quite the sensationalist argument, seeing as their power would still be limited by the laws currently on books.
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So you don't see any problems with selective enforcement? It is usually a sign of tyranny as it undermines the rule of law and places individuals above the law.
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In my opinion, you should change the drug laws on the local level, show the rest of the country that it can be done without causing a erosion of the fabric of society.
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There are problems with it, but at worst it can only be as bad as the law already written. Do you see any problems with jury nullification?
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In my opinion, you should change the drug laws on the local level, show the rest of the country that it can be done without causing a erosion of the fabric of society.
The DEA is not a local organization, its a federal organization.
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In my opinion, you should change the drug laws on the local level, show the rest of the country that it can be done without causing a erosion of the fabric of society.
but our constitution says federal law trumps local law.
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I think you're so simple minded you don't understand how simply a few cops not enforcing certain laws can cause a huge shift in public policy.
I think you need not flame in the pub
also, you're wrong. nearly half the cops in the US disagree with the laws on
marijuana, many of those rarely enforce drug laws, I hear about plenty of
meth busts and only hear about marijuana possession when they arrest someone
for other crimes
where's the policy shift
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: meams]
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In my opinion, you should change the drug laws on the local level, show the rest of the country that it can be done without causing a erosion of the fabric of society.
but our constitution says federal law trumps local law.
And the spirit of freedom says that inalienable rights trump the tyranny of the majority.
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No, jury nullification is in place to prevent injustice of the law from affecting the individual. The difference between that and selective enforcement is that the police are there soley to enforce the law as it is written. They are not the ones who get to decide who belongs in a cage and who doesn't(most of the time).
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They are not the ones who get to decide who belongs in a cage and who doesn't(most of the time).
But they are the ones who physically put the person in the cage, and that makes them just as responsible. Just following orders is not a legitimate excuse for systematic destruction of rights.
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: DieCommie]
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True, but how do you go about changing such a monolithic system? It is a lot harder to get the whole country to unite as one than it is to convince the people in your community to step up.
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DieCommie
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Ture, but how do you go about changing such a monolithic system?
You spite it at every chance you get. And this includes hating the police, not cooperating with them or respecting them in any way.
I really dont care what some asshole on the east coast says I can and cant do. But I do care what the local punk who is hiding behind a badge and a gun is going to do.
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I think you're so simple minded you don't understand how simply a few cops not enforcing certain laws can cause a huge shift in public policy.
I think you need not flame in the pub
also, you're wrong. nearly half the cops in the US disagree with the laws on
marijuana, many of those rarely enforce drug laws, I hear about plenty of
meth busts and only hear about marijuana possession when they arrest someone
for other crimes
where's the policy shift
So meams calling me simpleminded isn't flaming?
If people aren't being arrested for marijuana, then what else needs to be said for my point to be proven? There are legalization efforts all over the nation.
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: DieCommie]
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With no articulation of the reason why you hate them, how are they going to know what to change? My efforts may be fruitless, but what I try to do is talk to my local leo's about the drug laws/consensual crime and call/donate money to any politician who supports criminal justice reform. To any politican who doesn't support reform, I call and tell them why they suck and state that I am going to donate cash to their opponent(my donations are largley symbolic, as I only donate five to ten dollars at a time).
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: DieCommie]
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DieCommie said:
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Ture, but how do you go about changing such a monolithic system?
You spite it at every chance you get. And this includes hating the police, not cooperating with them or respecting them in any way.
That way, when you do these things, and subsequently get abused by the police (inevitable, as you're "hating, not cooperating, or respecting theM") you can come onto the shroomery and complain about how unfair they are!
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: meams]
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I dont need to be personally abused by them to spout how unfair they are... Seeing how unfair they are to my fellow man is more than sufficient.
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If people aren't being arrested for marijuana, then what else needs to be said for my point to be proven?
in what way has it changed policy, as long as the laws are in place people
will always be arrested for it. a few escaping jail isnt the same as no one
being prosecuted
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If people aren't being arrested for marijuana, then what else needs to be said for my point to be proven?
in what way has it changed policy, as long as the laws are in place people
will always be arrested for it. a few escaping jail isnt the same as no one
being prosecuted
I guess the last line of my post was impossible to rebuke, so you just chose not to speak about it.
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love2shpongleIRL
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Do you honestly believe that you could convince every cop in the country to stop enforcing drug laws?
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sixbluntsdeep said:
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Prisoner#1 said:
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sixbluntsdeep said:
If people aren't being arrested for marijuana, then what else needs to be said for my point to be proven?
in what way has it changed policy, as long as the laws are in place people
will always be arrested for it. a few escaping jail isnt the same as no one
being prosecuted
I guess the last line of my post was impossible to rebuke, so you just chose not to speak about it.
the last line was that there were legalization efforts all over the place,
it's a fact but it obviously has little effect when you consider how
disorganized the groups are, no two groups can agree on a course of
action, none seem to agree on what should be done, just as here you have
people saying 'legalize on the state level and the feds will have to
follow suit" while other espouse that 'if it's not legal on the federal
level then it becomes a federal crime which is even more life fucking'
leave the tards getting wealthy off their NPO scams to legalize,
decriminalize or what ever they're bilking people out of money for
out of it... they're wealthy enough and still they've accomplished
nothing... like it being rebuked?
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there are 923 words in the english language that do not follow the "I before E"
rule, there are 44 words in the english language that follow the rule. this is
the shit our education funding is paying for and these liberals want more money
for education to keep making students stupid
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Yeah, we need to unify, look at what happened in California the last election cycle. You had people who voted against legalization because they were making shit loads of cash off the current medical system.
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dont forget, fuckloads of lazy hippies decided their vote didnt count. it was
defeated by a narrow margin
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there are 923 words in the english language that do not follow the "I before E"
rule, there are 44 words in the english language that follow the rule. this is
the shit our education funding is paying for and these liberals want more money
for education to keep making students stupid
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That too, I am sure that was a larger part of it than what I stated above.
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True story I cant vote because Im on parole for selling drugs to an undercover cop. And ya when I was sent to prison, I was a little more than salty, but I would in no way wish/celebrate death of the officer who arrested me. Ya he wasnt DEA but even if he was I would still feel the same. It truly is sad there is so many cold hearted people in the world. Just my two sense though..... 
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Locked in a cell
Yes, the structure's a cell
Mad is the story I tell
How long can we wait?
Come on, seein' what's at stake
Action for reaction
If your mind's in a somewhat complacent state
Get a check up
This is a stick up
Our freedom or your life
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I can't believe my anti-vet threads get locked and banned but this one flies.
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sixbluntsdeep said:
If people aren't being arrested for marijuana, then what else needs to be said for my point to be proven?
in what way has it changed policy, as long as the laws are in place people
will always be arrested for it. a few escaping jail isnt the same as no one
being prosecuted
I guess the last line of my post was impossible to rebuke, so you just chose not to speak about it.
the last line was that there were legalization efforts all over the place,
it's a fact but it obviously has little effect when you consider how
disorganized the groups are, no two groups can agree on a course of
action, none seem to agree on what should be done, just as here you have
people saying 'legalize on the state level and the feds will have to
follow suit" while other espouse that 'if it's not legal on the federal
level then it becomes a federal crime which is even more life fucking'
leave the tards getting wealthy off their NPO scams to legalize,
decriminalize or what ever they're bilking people out of money for
out of it... they're wealthy enough and still they've accomplished
nothing... like it being rebuked?
So... All we have right now is for cops to just not enforce such laws. Looks like I'm right, again.
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I can't believe my anti-vet threads get locked and banned but this one flies.
I can't believe that America's freedom of speech extends to advocating/inciting the torture/murder of government employees. OP should be banned for life.
Over here. we lock such fucktards up>
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1509938/Muslim-cleric-jailed-for-inciting-murder.html
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: deucedbi9]
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deucedbi9 said:
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TheFakeSunRa said:
I can't believe my anti-vet threads get locked and banned but this one flies.
I can't believe that America's freedom of speech extends to advocating/inciting the torture/murder of government employees. OP should be banned for life.
Over here. we lock such fucktards up>
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1509938/Muslim-cleric-jailed-for-inciting-murder.html
The only reason he was jailed was cuz he was a 
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: zappaisgod] 1
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zappaisgod said:
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Learyfan said:
Does anyone here ever go to the DEA agent death webpage and jack off like me? I just look at these faces and laugh and laugh. Then I masturbate to the image in my head of their dead, lifeless bodies.
Burn motherfucker. Burn!
What an asshole.
Do you who is responsible for the drug laws in this country and pretty much everywhere in the world? The people.
WRONG!!!
apparently YOU dont know who is responsible for the drug laws in this country/world. its NOT the people. if we had out way, marijuana would be legal, jackass.
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sixbluntsdeep said:
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deucedbi9 said:
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TheFakeSunRa said:
I can't believe my anti-vet threads get locked and banned but this one flies.
I can't believe that America's freedom of speech extends to advocating/inciting the torture/murder of government employees. OP should be banned for life.
Over here. we lock such fucktards up>
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1509938/Muslim-cleric-jailed-for-inciting-murder.html
The only reason he was jailed was cuz he was a
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highdroponics
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Legalization will never happen based on the sole fact that our government won't allow all those DEA agents to go jobless.
they wouldnt be jobless, they could be absorbed by dozens of other agencies,
most of which would be lower stress and less danger
I just don't see them allowing us to undermine the whole profit scheme they got running through organizations like the DEA. But you are correct about that, if it got to that they would undoubtedly get jobs elsewhere within the government.
they arent making a profit, they're wasting tens of billions each year
I believe they make profit in other areas that are seemingly unrelated by providing and stabalizing industries that could potentially be greatly effected, at least this is with the case with marijuana. Plus it provides countless jobs within the government. Everything just feeds from our government's ability to provide stable jobs and continue industries that should and would fail, if this were a truly free market and people were actually intelligent enough to know what a quality product is.
They may be wasting tax dollars, but what does it matter to them? They are getting more pro-government loyalists out of the deal that will continue to elect them into office by proving jobs and job security. They don't necessarily profit by arresting and imprisoning people, but they do make it so we are more dependent on them. I also personally believe a lot of people within the government, specifically DEA agents are in on the drug trade, especially because a lot of their jobs rely on there being a constant flow of criminal activity.
To deucedbi9:
We have freedom of speech to do that because all it truly is is just words, anyone thinking otherwise needs to calm down a bit and not judge a person based on words, but by their actions. The government brings it upon themselves as well, like I said before, they wage war on the citizens... they get to imprison, murder, and steal as they see fit, it's only right that we get to talk some shit.
We were given a second amendment (the right to bear arms) for just this very thing as stated by many of our founding fathers. Technically people in our military are unknowingly going against their duties by allowing politicians to neglect the constitution. Their duty is to uphold the constitution.
People have a very warped view on the United States constitutional rights. We had a flawless system of personal liberties, minus the slave trade of course, that was all about protecting our right to have certain lifestyle choices and that's all gone now because people want to put all of the control in government hands.
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sixbluntsdeep said:
All we have right now is for cops to just not enforce such laws. Looks like I'm right, again.
if half the cops believe in the laws and the other half doesnt, then you're
saying that policy will change and no one will be locked up, it's simply
untrue because the laws wont change without all of us fighting to change it
and those cops that believe in the laws will just keep busting people until
they are changed
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there are 923 words in the english language that do not follow the "I before E"
rule, there are 44 words in the english language that follow the rule. this is
the shit our education funding is paying for and these liberals want more money
for education to keep making students stupid
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I believe they make profit in other areas that are seemingly unrelated
I believe the zombie jesus will return and take us all to heaven in the magic
bus... for some reason belief doesnt always pan out as fact
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there are 923 words in the english language that do not follow the "I before E"
rule, there are 44 words in the english language that follow the rule. this is
the shit our education funding is paying for and these liberals want more money
for education to keep making students stupid
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DeadHearts
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Prisoner#1 said:
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highdroponics said:
I believe they make profit in other areas that are seemingly unrelated
I believe the zombie jesus will return and take us all to heaven in the magic
bus... for some reason belief doesnt always pan out as fact
Wait a minute. Magic bus? Thats not even plausible like at all.
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: Ajaxx]
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Ajaxx said:
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Learyfan said:
Does anyone here ever go to the DEA agent death webpage and jack off like me? I just look at these faces and laugh and laugh. Then I masturbate to the image in my head of their dead, lifeless bodies.
Burn motherfucker. Burn!
What an asshole.
Do you who is responsible for the drug laws in this country and pretty much everywhere in the world? The people.
WRONG!!!
apparently YOU dont know who is responsible for the drug laws in this country/world. its NOT the people. if we had out way, marijuana would be legal, jackass.
Why is marijuana the only drug being mentioned as being controlled by drug laws? What about meth, herion, concaine??? Yes I know people have the choice weather to do them or not, but those are all drugs that are highly addictive and by the time most "recreational" users realize these facts it's to late. And I am sure there is a large majority of people that still believe marijuana should be illegal, I dont really know to many but thats largley in part in who I associate myself with. And advocating/celebrating the death of law enforcement is not going to help our case, not to mention its just sick.
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love2shpongleIRL
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So, I take it you want to make my decisions for me?
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Re: DEA agent death site [Re: Ajaxx]
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Ajaxx said:
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Does anyone here ever go to the DEA agent death webpage and jack off like me? I just look at these faces and laugh and laugh. Then I masturbate to the image in my head of their dead, lifeless bodies.
Burn motherfucker. Burn!
What an asshole.
Do you who is responsible for the drug laws in this country and pretty much everywhere in the world? The people.
WRONG!!!
apparently YOU dont know who is responsible for the drug laws in this country/world. its NOT the people. if we had out way, marijuana would be legal, jackass.
If the people wanted to end the drug laws they would elect politicians to do so. They fucking don't. Grow up. Not everybody in the country is a retarded drug user who talks only to other retarded drug users. Not only do the people support drug prohibition they keep coming up with more and more things to prohibit, like cigarette smoking and transfats.
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The nanny state mentality has got to go.
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Edited by love2shpongleIRL (07/30/11 01:30 PM)
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luvdemshrooms
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Well, even meams knew what I meant. If you don't enforce a law it will eventually become common practice to not enforce the law. There is a term for it, but I'm not sure what it is.
So did I. I just get amusement watching you say things and then scrambling after to clarify what you really mean.
Try actually saying what you mean.
It's amazing how well that works.
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Does anyone here ever go to the DEA agent death webpage and jack off like me? I just look at these faces and laugh and laugh. Then I masturbate to the image in my head of their dead, lifeless bodies.
Burn motherfucker. Burn!
What an asshole.
Do you who is responsible for the drug laws in this country and pretty much everywhere in the world? The people.
WRONG!!!
Grow up. Not everybody in the country is a retarded drug user who talks only to other retarded drug users.
You never fail to disgust me with your ignorance. You highly frequent a drug form and
still you spew this shit.
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So, I take it you want to make my decisions for me?
Was this directed towards me?
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love2shpongleIRL
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Yes, it seems like you support prohibition on some fronts.
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wow seems like zappa likes to push alot of bs....
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Grow up. Not everybody in the country is a retarded drug user who talks only to other retarded drug users.
You never fail to disgust me with your ignorance. You highly frequent a drug form and
still you spew this shit.
What? You don't think there are retarded drug users?
The fact of the matter is that I am 100% correct about what the people of this country want regarding drug prohibition. Retarded drug users who talk only to other retarded drug users are the ignoramuses.
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highdroponics
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I believe they make profit in other areas that are seemingly unrelated
I believe the zombie jesus will return and take us all to heaven in the magic
bus... for some reason belief doesnt always pan out as fact
Like any of our governments decisions are based on fact other than belief.
To The Influence: Meth ingredients are sooo incredibly easy to get yet our government does very little to regulate them, they actually allow companies to advertise and market their product showing what they do as a drug. In my opinion the government wants us to use stimulants to keep our workforce strong and it slims us down. Stimulants make a person want to work, keeps them content in shitty situations and most are legal, some of them little kids can buy very easily. There is no regulation on caffeine when it causes many health issues and can get a person very high if they use enough. Just as intoxicated as marijuana, just a different type of intoxication.
Our government also allows Coca-Cola to import large amounts of coca leaf into the states to use to process and isolate certain chemicals to preserve the original taste, yet they want to completely eradicate coca from the planet at the same time. Pretty contradictory if you ask me. I personally wonder what happens to all the left over 'throw-away' product...that's an awful lot of money to just throw away.
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wow seems like zappa likes to push alot of bs....
He's actually one of the more accurate posters on this site.
He likes facts, and uses them with devastating accuracy.
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Does anyone here ever go to the DEA agent death webpage and jack off like me? I just look at these faces and laugh and laugh. Then I masturbate to the image in my head of their dead, lifeless bodies.
Burn motherfucker. Burn!
Seriously guy try and focus some of that rage and hostility towards changing the laws and educating the people about the benefits of legalizing some of the "low risk" drugs. Your statements really make you look like an uneducated moral less psycho, and nobody takes people like that seriously or thinks of them as anything but pathetic. Even cops have families and love ones that have nothing to do with the war, "innocent" people that are affected by such comments and actions. Try and strive for more for yourself and your "Brothers & Sisters" you share this world with, we can make it better.
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wow seems like zappa likes to push alot of bs....
He's actually one of the more accurate posters on this site.
He likes facts, and uses them with devastating accuracy.
 He "mostly" spews personal opinion which it seems that you must be in line
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Grow up. Not everybody in the country is a retarded drug user who talks only to other retarded drug users.
You never fail to disgust me with your ignorance. You highly frequent a drug form and
still you spew this shit.
What? You don't think there are retarded drug users?
The fact of the matter is that I am 100% correct about what the people of this country want regarding drug prohibition. Retarded drug users who talk only to other retarded drug users are the ignoramuses.
I didnt say you were wrong about prohibition did I for one.
And yes I do believe there are retarded drug users. But you implied that dude
was what you claimed. I think 95% of the people on this site are drug users however
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If the people wanted to end the drug laws they would elect politicians to do so. They fucking don't. Grow up. Not everybody in the country is a retarded drug user who talks only to other retarded drug users. Not only do the people support drug prohibition they keep coming up with more and more things to prohibit, like cigarette smoking and transfats.
I see that you didn't respond to my last post. Perhaps you didn't see it. Here's what I said...
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While there is a small kernel of truth in your statements, on the whole you are wrong.
1- You claim the DEA is only doing the will of the people? The people voted for and got medical marijuana in states like california, and the DEA still raids. How is that doing the will of the people?
2- The people never petitioned the government for drug laws. Nixon pulled the Narcotics act out of his ass, and that clown is not my peer or neighbor. It was after DECADES of drug propaganda, starting in the early 20th century, that "the people" turned against drugs and its users.
It is the government and the wealthy who stand to profit from prohibition who started this charade and keep it running.
You seem to miss, or ignore the point that THE PEOPLE were not the ones to enact these damaging laws. You also seem to ignore the reality of the situation, assuming that if "the majority" wanted a thing to change, they could just elect Joe Politician who shares their view and it would change like magic. That's not how the system works, and I think you know it.
Now, if those folks who wanted things to change were a majority of wealthy business owners who could lobby...well, then maybe some things would change. But so long as there is no profit behind it, or the politicians are not forced by tragedy to change a law (for sake of image, etc) then it will not change.
"The People" are not the ones doing this, and they are not the ones who started this. "A few people" did... namely some politicians and wealthy fuckheads who stood to profit in some way from the whole bullshit charade.
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seems like zappa has his hand up your ass...yap yap yap...cop killer better you then me!this thread is cold diarrhea.
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I am totally for legalizing marijuana,but I do feel that if heroin, cocaine, or meth were legalized our country would be facing way bigger problems than it is, maybe it would work for population control as we would see a huge increase in overdoses, and crime would most certainly increase because more people would start indulging and then they would have to still pay for their substance of choice and once the "bank" is broke a good portion of them addicts would resort to stealing.If you use heroin, meth, or cocaine and can still live a life your happy with while being a productive member of society then have at her man.
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Well, even meams knew what I meant. If you don't enforce a law it will eventually become common practice to not enforce the law. There is a term for it, but I'm not sure what it is.
So did I. I just get amusement watching you say things and then scrambling after to clarify what you really mean.
Try actually saying what you mean.
It's amazing how well that works.
I say what I mean, I just don't articulate it well. Where exactly am I scrambling for anything?
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Overdoses would most likely decrease, as you have a product of known purity and dosage. As for crime, a legal market would drive down the prices making it easier for addicts to sustain their habits.If they steal, incarcerate them for it, but don't punish folks for simple possession or use. What makes you believe more would indulge? Would you smoke meth or use heroin if it were legal?
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I say what I mean, I just don't articulate it well.
So you don't say what you mean. You say something you didn't mean to say.
OK then.
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Where exactly am I scrambling for anything?
In just about every post where you're shown to be wrong.
It's priceless watching you toot your own horn.
Priceless.
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seems like zappa has his hand up your ass...yap yap yap...cop killer better you then me!this thread is cold diarrhea.
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http://rawstory.com/news/2008/Harvard_economist_Legalize_drugs_to_reduce_0413.html Besides, it is at it's core a freedom issue, who am I to tell you what to do with you're life if it harms no others directly.
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Overdoses would most likely decrease, as you have a product of known purity and dosage. As for crime, a legal market would drive down the prices making it easier for addicts to sustain their habits.If they steal, incarcerate them for it, but don't punish folks for simple possession or use. What makes you believe more would indulge? Would you smoke meth or use heroin if it were legal?
I highly doubt overdoses would decrease, look at how many people overdose on prescription painkillers that usually have the dosage imprinted right on the pill. And who says prices would go down? Have you seen some of the prices at a medical marijuana dispensary? As far as more indulging, take the alcohol prohibition, yes people still used alcohol, but the laws did keep alot of people from using it, and when the prohibition was lifted, drinking became a social "norm" once again.
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I say what I mean, I just don't articulate it well.
So you don't say what you mean. You say something you didn't mean to say.
OK then.
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Where exactly am I scrambling for anything?
In just about every post where you're shown to be wrong.
It's priceless watching you toot your own horn.
Priceless.
Oh... So you're trolling?
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No. Laughing.
Hard. At you.
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I am a firefighter/paramedic and most overdoses I see are related to deadly combinations. Education could go a long way here. As for prices, the medical market is cornered at not completly legal, with a fully legal product you would not be paying 60 dollars an eighth.
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No. Laughing.
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Keep in mind, drinking was already a social norm. Just because something is legal does not mean that you cannot abhor it.
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No. Laughing.
Hard. At you.
At what exactly?
Site rules prevent me from saying.
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Overdoses would most likely decrease, as you have a product of known purity and dosage. As for crime, a legal market would drive down the prices making it easier for addicts to sustain their habits.If they steal, incarcerate them for it, but don't punish folks for simple possession or use. What makes you believe more would indulge? Would you smoke meth or use heroin if it were legal?
I highly doubt overdoses would decrease, look at how many people overdose on prescription painkillers that usually have the dosage imprinted right on the pill. And who says prices would go down? Have you seen some of the prices at a medical marijuana dispensary? As far as more indulging, take the alcohol prohibition, yes people still used alcohol, but the laws did keep alot of people from using it, and when the prohibition was lifted, drinking became a social "norm" once again.
Overdoses would decrease with more readily available information on the drug as well as known purity. People should be left to decide for themselves if they think its safe enough or not. We shouldnt even truly vare about people overdosing after they have a full understanding of what a drug is and does, it's all on them from that point. Live and let die.
As for marijuana prices, they are much cheaper in California from a dispensary. The quality found there is not readily found on the east coast. Mid-grade $35 an eighth buds from cali are high grade $70 an eighth on the east coast.
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seems like zappa has his hand up your ass...yap yap yap...cop killer better you then me!this thread is cold diarrhea.
Aw are you apathetic??
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For I am Mars, the god of war, and I will cut you down-LEMMY
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Site rules prevent me from saying.
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Leary fan.. wow. Not judging, but I really wouldn't expect this kind of thread from you. Imagine their families? their kids? some of them are downright motherfucking pricks , but some of them are just as caught up in the bullshit of this pointless war as we are.
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They don't think or care about our families or kids, why should we show them a greater respect?
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First off kudos on being a firefighter/paramedic, my father is also have alot of respect for that (and the fact that you dont have to use insults to get your point across), but anyways if you were to do a quick google search of overdoses you find hundreds if not thousands attributed strictly to Oxycontin. And for the sake of argument, prices do go down, so addiction is still a very real part of abuse of them substances and say a mother nodding out on some heroin drops her cigarette and starts the house on fire with her young children in the house, our now more people are manufacturing meth and there is an explosion and there kids are now dead or burned severely, I can go on and on with very real scenarios that could be seen as an infringement on others rights.
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Leary fan.. wow. Not judging, but I really wouldn't expect this kind of thread from you. Imagine their families? their kids? some of them are downright motherfucking pricks , but some of them are just as caught up in the bullshit of this pointless war as we are.
Except they CHOOSE to be in the war. You sign up for it, reap the consequences. I haven't made specific efforts to get caught up in a war that THEY are waging.
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They don't think or care about our families or kids, why should we show them a greater respect?
man they are just the victims of a god damn well-oiled and built propaganda machine. Am I supposed to hate my parents? They supported the drug war, they took everything their government told them at face value. They have since changed their minds, but honestly, some of those dead men were just people who honestly thought they were helping the community, they saw that these drugs were killing people and destroying families, and that the drug dealers were the ones with weapons causing all the violence, so they wanted to help the only way they knew how, by getting some guns and attacking them back.
they can't fathom that there is a different, easier way to defeat the ills of drugs in our current society..
some of them were probably dirty fucking pigs, but not all of them man.
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If the people wanted to end the drug laws they would elect politicians to do so. They fucking don't. Grow up. Not everybody in the country is a retarded drug user who talks only to other retarded drug users. Not only do the people support drug prohibition they keep coming up with more and more things to prohibit, like cigarette smoking and transfats.
I see that you didn't respond to my last post. Perhaps you didn't see it. Here's what I said...
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While there is a small kernel of truth in your statements, on the whole you are wrong.
1- You claim the DEA is only doing the will of the people? The people voted for and got medical marijuana in states like california, and the DEA still raids. How is that doing the will of the people?
When California secedes from the union California will be able to supercede US federal drug laws.Quote:
2- The people never petitioned the government for drug laws. Nixon pulled the Narcotics act out of his ass, and that clown is not my peer or neighbor. It was after DECADES of drug propaganda, starting in the early 20th century, that "the people" turned against drugs and its users.
It doesn't matter why the people think the way the do, only that they think the way they do and the drug laws predate Nixon by several decades.Quote:
It is the government and the wealthy who stand to profit from prohibition who started this charade and keep it running.
You have to be an idiot to think the wealthy profit when they are the ones who pay the whole fucking bill for the war on drugs. The government doesn't profit either.Quote:
You seem to miss, or ignore the point that THE PEOPLE were not the ones to enact these damaging laws. You also seem to ignore the reality of the situation, assuming that if "the majority" wanted a thing to change, they could just elect Joe Politician who shares their view and it would change like magic. That's not how the system works, and I think you know it.
Oddly enough I have seen the government respond quite ably to shifting societal mores. It happens quite often.Quote:
Now, if those folks who wanted things to change were a majority of wealthy business owners who could lobby...well, then maybe some things would change. But so long as there is no profit behind it, or the politicians are not forced by tragedy to change a law (for sake of image, etc) then it will not change.
I don't think wealthy people much give a shit as a class. But you choose them as demons. Probably because you know you will never be one.Quote:
"The People" are not the ones doing this, and they are not the ones who started this. "A few people" did... namely some politicians and wealthy fuckheads who stood to profit in some way from the whole bullshit charade.
False. The people most definitely are the ones doing this. Just like they did with alcohol.
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Leary fan.. wow. Not judging, but I really wouldn't expect this kind of thread from you. Imagine their families? their kids? some of them are downright motherfucking pricks , but some of them are just as caught up in the bullshit of this pointless war as we are.
Except they CHOOSE to be in the war. You sign up for it, reap the consequences. I haven't made specific efforts to get caught up in a war that THEY are waging.
You still knew that was part of it when you started doing drugs, though.
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They don't think or care about our families or kids, why should we show them a greater respect?
man they are just the victims of a god damn well-oiled and built propaganda machine. Am I supposed to hate my parents? They supported the drug war, they took everything their government told them at face value. They have since changed their minds, but honestly, some of those dead men were just people who honestly thought they were helping the community, they saw that these drugs were killing people and destroying families, and that the drug dealers were the ones with weapons causing all the violence, so they wanted to help the only way they knew how, by getting some guns and attacking them back.
they can't fathom that there is a different, easier way to defeat the ills of drugs in our current society..
some of them were probably dirty fucking pigs, but not all of them man.
Your parents aren't actively waging in a war, they were indoctrinated to the point of disliking drugs, but they aren't DEA agents are they? You can turn your parents view, you'll never turn a DEA agent to believe they're views are wrong.
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http://rawstory.com/news/2008/Harvard_economist_Legalize_drugs_to_reduce_0413.html Besides, it is at it's core a freedom issue, who am I to tell you what to do with you're life if it harms no others directly.
Now that we have government health care everything related to health harms others directly.
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Thanks alot man, meth manufacture would not be necessary if the production was done by pharmaceutical companies. Alot of the problems you allude to are already here, a legal market just makes possession legal. You would still go to jail for being a negligent parent, stealing, DUI, public intoxication, etc. Overdoses will happen as they do with alcohol, but they can be reduced with education and supplying naloxone to those who choose to use.
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You still knew that was part of it when you started doing drugs, though.
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And that is partly the reason you are seeing campaigning against fatty foods, cigarette smoking, and taxes being considered on junk food.
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And that is partly the reason you are seeing campaigning against fatty foods, cigarette smoking, and taxes being considered on junk food.
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Portugal decrminalized all drugs for personal use to combat heroin use and their numbers dropped for overdoses and related criminal activity.
There will always be uneducated people that do not understand dosage. I don't think we should outlaw anything just because some idiots don't know how to take it upon themselves to first educate themselves. Right now there is just not a lot of readily-availabe and facts accepted by the mainstream and legalization would definitely change that. People who neglect the information and die because of it, it's their fault not the drug's and people who do blame the drug are ignorant.
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Dr says to stop trying to treat the side-effects of big government and focus on the core issues. End the Federal Reserve/audit the gold reserves at Fort Knox, abolish the IRS, end all wars and occupancies, stop the building of an empire that will inevitably fail, and cut all unconstitutional federal programs. Put the power back in the peoples' hands by ending this nanny-state.
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They don't think or care about our families or kids, why should we show them a greater respect?
man they are just the victims of a god damn well-oiled and built propaganda machine. Am I supposed to hate my parents? They supported the drug war, they took everything their government told them at face value. They have since changed their minds, but honestly, some of those dead men were just people who honestly thought they were helping the community, they saw that these drugs were killing people and destroying families, and that the drug dealers were the ones with weapons causing all the violence, so they wanted to help the only way they knew how, by getting some guns and attacking them back.
they can't fathom that there is a different, easier way to defeat the ills of drugs in our current society..
some of them were probably dirty fucking pigs, but not all of them man.
Your parents aren't actively waging in a war, they were indoctrinated to the point of disliking drugs, but they aren't DEA agents are they? You can turn your parents view, you'll never turn a DEA agent to believe they're views are wrong.
but man, think of it from their point of view. growing up in the 50's, being scared shitless by damn good propaganda. Seeing heroin or crack come into a town and absolutely ravage its population. Imagine hearing about little ol' Timmy Dunwhighler up the street dying because of a heroin overdose, imagine seeing his parents suffer, his family suffer because of this. Imagine that in a nice town where murders almost never happen, shootings start to occur on public street corners over drug deals. What do you expect them to do? They think that the war was started by the drug dealers, and that the dealers are out there selling to kids and carrying guns, so they decide to be an active part of their community and fight back against these drug dealers.
I'm 100% an anti-prohibitionist, but it is not hard at all to see it from their point of view, it actually helps me understand my own POV alot better. I will not celebrate the death of anybody
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but man, think of it from their point of view. growing up in the 50's, being scared shitless by damn good propaganda. Seeing heroin or crack come into a town and absolutely ravage its population. Imagine hearing about little ol' Timmy Dunwhighler up the street dying because of a heroin overdose, imagine seeing his parents suffer, his family suffer because of this. Imagine that in a nice town where murders almost never happen, shootings start to occur on public street corners over drug deals. What do you expect them to do? They think that the war was started by the drug dealers, and that the dealers are out there selling to kids and carrying guns, so they decide to be an active part of their community and fight back against these drug dealers.
I'm 100% an anti-prohibitionist, but it is not hard at all to see it from their point of view, it actually helps me understand my own POV alot better. I will not celebrate the death of anybody
Trust me, I get what you're saying. The thing is that other people's points of view are able to be swayed by common sense and scientific reasoning. People signing up to wage a war on the poor and addicted can rot for all I'm concerned.
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War on the poor? They get more shit for nothing than anybody. As far as the addicted go they can rot. They fucked themselves up, they can get themselves out. Fuck them.
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but man, think of it from their point of view. growing up in the 50's, being scared shitless by damn good propaganda. Seeing heroin or crack come into a town and absolutely ravage its population. Imagine hearing about little ol' Timmy Dunwhighler up the street dying because of a heroin overdose, imagine seeing his parents suffer, his family suffer because of this. Imagine that in a nice town where murders almost never happen, shootings start to occur on public street corners over drug deals. What do you expect them to do? They think that the war was started by the drug dealers, and that the dealers are out there selling to kids and carrying guns, so they decide to be an active part of their community and fight back against these drug dealers.
I'm 100% an anti-prohibitionist, but it is not hard at all to see it from their point of view, it actually helps me understand my own POV alot better. I will not celebrate the death of anybody
Trust me, I get what you're saying. The thing is that other people's points of view are able to be swayed by common sense and scientific reasoning. People signing up to wage a war on the poor and addicted can rot for all I'm concerned.
You're just as stubborn, you fucking idiot. You and your sworn "enemy" are two sides of the same damn coin.
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theres a brick wall between our views man. We can leave it at that.
how can you expect them to listen to our side and reason with us if we don't even listen to their POV. The worst way to accomplish anything is to absolutely polarize the two sides from eachother, thats what will cause this war to get worse
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I understand your point of view, but they won't even allow us to stop them from imprisoning and killing perfectly innocent people. I believe people who put themselves in that type of risky situation know what they are doing and they definitely signed-on for the job to risk their life to imprison and kill people who do not cooperate. I believe we should have the right to resist arrest because of how they treat the situation. They are just as criminal, if not more.
I just personally believe they need to be imprisoned because they are criminals and they need to see this from our perspective and feel the same way we do. But I don't agree with flat-out executing them or anything, just if they attempt to use deadly force we should be able to legally defend ourselves. This is an act of war and it should be treated as such in my honest opinion.
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Dr says to stop trying to treat the side-effects of big government and focus on the core issues. End the Federal Reserve/audit the gold reserves at Fort Knox, abolish the IRS, end all wars and occupancies, stop the building of an empire that will inevitably fail, and cut all unconstitutional federal programs. Put the power back in the peoples' hands by ending this nanny-state.
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