Mar 5, 2017

Also i support legalizing coke and m---,,,, people who r doing them might stop and get treated... and after all it's their bodies, it's not like cigirattes aren't #1 cause of preventable deaths in the world .... it will:
1- Stop drugs mafia and gangs
2- makes it easier to treat addicts
3- makes the drugs healthier (not laced or poorly made)

 

Mar 5, 2017

Ok? I'm not sure what you're trying to prove with this though. Banning alcohol did not deter alcoholism. Prohibition was a failed experiment, that's why it was ended. There were far more cons than pros.

Well for starters, organized crime is no where near as active in the U.S. as it was during the early 1900's/prohibition time period. That's an undeniable fact. Secondly, I wouldn't suggest legalizing those drugs but decriminalizing yes. Drug addiction is not a criminal justice issue, it's a healthcare issue. Locking up drug addicts does no good and doesn't address the problem at hand. It also makes drug cartels and street gangs tons of money (once those addicts get out of jail, they'll go right back to buying dope). Decriminalizing not only saves tax payer money (we're not locking people up for 10+ year on petty drug offenses) but we can push that money into rehabilitation programs for people to actually address their addiction problem. It also hurts the wallets of drug cartels and street gangs because it pushes for rehabilitation so addicts are no longer contributing to their income.

 

Mar 5, 2017

Do you actually think a military operation gets all the way to the f---ing President if it isn't ready to go? What strategic military intelligence could any President possibly add? You're so naive believing all this s---. The fact that they're all anonymous quotes should probably raise a red flag to a reasonable person.

Do you know anything about Yemen either? You think those were completely innocent civilians?

 

Mar 5, 2017

what is this and how did i get here...

 

Mar 5, 2017

f--- all of them, not a good pick in the bunch

 

Mar 5, 2017

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yakla_raid

 

Mar 6, 2017

how can people continue to support this maniac?

 

Mar 6, 2017

people who say 'catsup' need to be removed

 

Mar 6, 2017

they will be the first to have a shower when the revolution comes

 

Mar 7, 2017

Trump is not a racist however he has a lot of racist supporters

 

Mar 9, 2017

Donald Trump's EPA chief stated today that he doesn't think CO2 is the primary contributor to climate change. That's fucken scary.... what the f---.

 

Mar 9, 2017

Dumbshit lmao

 

Mar 10, 2017

>Politics in 2017

 

Mar 10, 2017

Sean Spicer can't even keep a straight face reiterating this bs.

 

Mar 12, 2017

/Praisekek

 

Mar 13, 2017

Kelly Conway suggested today that Obama monitored Trump through use of a microwave.

Sean Spicer said today that Trump actually didn't mean Obama wiretapped his phones when he tweeted about Obama wiretapping his phones lol.

This administration can't even stay on the same page lol

 

Mar 13, 2017

The CBO projects Trumpcare will uninsure 24 *million* Americans.

You read that correctly.

 

Mar 13, 2017

Can someone sum up what trump has done so far?

 

Mar 13, 2017

First day he signed an EO that made it cost more for middle class Americans to get a mortgage.

First week he kept lying about the size of his inauguration crowd.

First month he lied about 3 to 5 million illegal votes being casted for Hillary (she won the popular vote by 3 million votes) signed an EO to make an un-Constitutional travel ban. Shot more than a dozen rounds of golf and spent more on traveling than the Obama's did on a yearly average.

2nd month he has had several more huge lies, including saying his predecessor tapped his phones during the election and now is luke warmly supporting an ACA replacement bill that will defund and uninsure the majority of his supporters and funnel billions of dollars to the elite upper .1% in tax breaks, but doesn't do anything he campaigned on relative to healthcare.

 

Mar 13, 2017

"The CBO also projected that in 2018 and 2019, average premiums for single people buying insurance on their own would be 15 percent to 20 percent higher than they are now. By 2026, the agency projects, premiums would be 10 percent lower than they are now—but that’s in part because plans under the new law would cover a smaller percentage of people’s health-care costs."

This isn't going to pass through the senate.