Legalization

Politicians and pundits often use the word “fair” to describe policies they favor. But what does “fair” really mean?

That's not how liberty works.

You enjoy a right to be free from governmental intrusion unless and until you have shown yourself incapable of exercising that right responsibly. That determination can only be made in a court of law.

Cyber Attacks and Friendly Fire

Obama internet 'kill switch' bill approved - http://www.campaignforliberty.com/wire.php?view=12212 [Campaign for Liberty]

FROM DRUGWARFACTS.ORG:

Drug Courts and Treatment Alternatives to Incarceration programs are popular, widely praised and rapidly expanding alternative approaches of dealing with drug offenders and people charged with nonviolent crimes who are drug users. Drug Courts substitute mandatory treatment for incarceration. Drug Courts have been much applauded, however some concerns about their fairness and effectiveness have been expressed. These include:

Over the years the War on Drugs has had it's share of collateral damage...

in terms of life, liberty and loss and in it's wake many debates have ensued, yet none have been successful in stopping it from being waged. Many tax dollars have been funneled and it has affected personal and states rights along with foreign affairs with friendly and not so friendly countries.

You/We might not agree with everything he speaks to, but think it's an important examination of Law and Liberty. Adam Corolla, formerly one half of Dr Drew who doesn't advocate drugs, here really shows some of the fallacies of our legal system and it's inherent hypocrisy.

WHAT IF this many Bolshevicks or Brown Shirts Showed Up... Wouldn't THAT BE NEWS???... I FRIGGIN' HOPE SO?