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The only beneficiaries of Prohibition were bootleggers, crime bosses, and the forces of big govrnmnt
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"Prohibition did not achieve its goals. Instead, it added to the problems it was intended to solve and supplanted other ways of addressing problems. The only beneficiaries of Prohibition were bootleggers, crime bosses, and the forces of big government. Carroll Wooddy concluded that the "Eighteenth Amendment . . . contributed substantially to the growth of government and of government costs in this period [1915-32]."


Some how, this history has got to be a key to the defeat of the useless war on drugs.

Has anyone tried to sue the government for allowing Prohibition to end?
And if so, was the rebuttle to that argument that it just doens't work?
Why couldn't that "rebuttle" be used for the war on drugs today?
Somewhere in this history of the united states, has got to hold the magic bullet that will LEGALLY start a change.


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The only beneficiaries of Prohibition were bootleggers(drug makers), crime bosses(drug pushers), and the forces of big government(DEA).
(wheres the benefit for the consumer?)

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Re: The only beneficiaries of Prohibition were bootleggers, crime bosses, and the forces of big govrnmnt [Re: Search59]
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Nailed that one perfectly, kid. Good on yer.


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Re: The only beneficiaries of Prohibition were bootleggers, crime bosses, and the forces of big govrnmnt [Re: zappaisgod]
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Could one actually sue the government over the drug war on the grounds that it is negligent, a gross misuse of taxes, incarcerates non-violent everyday citizens, and a huge lie?

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