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i agree 100%, go after the employers. Problem with that is the reluctance of the feds to do so because of the powerful and rich lobbyists in washington lining the pockets of law makers to not go after them. So what are the states left to do? Fend for themselves, and when it's arizona we're talking about, we know that 98% of all illegal aliens in that state are straight from mexico. To say they should look everyone over the same when it comes to legal status is pure lunacy dog. The vast, vast majority of illegal aliens in arizona are mexicans! You know it, i know it, for christ sake the man in the moon knows it. So i say check 'em, period. Who gives a damn about bleeding hearts crying about racial profiling. Do it anyway.
i understand the states are in a bind. I agree with radio that least this will force those in washington to do something and not do anything in fear of alienating the hispanic population and their vote. I think that going after the immigrants just leads to chasing the tail of the snake (problem of illegal immigration) instead of the head (employers and those profiting from it).
I agree 100%, go after the employers. Problem with that is the reluctance of the feds to do so because of the powerful and rich lobbyists in Washington lining the pockets of law makers to NOT go after them. So what are the states left to do? Fend for themselves, and when it's Arizona we're talking about, we know that 98% of all illegal aliens in that state are straight from Mexico. To say they should look everyone over the same when it comes to legal status is pure lunacy dog. The vast, VAST majority of illegal aliens in Arizona are MEXICANS! You know it, I know it, for Christ sake the man in the moon knows it. So I say check 'em, period. Who gives a damn about bleeding hearts crying about racial profiling. Do it anyway.
I understand the states are in a bind. I agree with Radio that least this will force those in Washington to do something and not do anything in fear of alienating the Hispanic population and their vote. I think that going after the immigrants just leads to chasing the tail of the snake (problem of illegal immigration) instead of the head (employers and those profiting from it).
and of course you have totally ignored the whole problem arizona cites for taking action,, murdering american citizens and tons and tons and tons of drugs coming across the border not to mention kidnapping and home invasion.. Dogshit.
We've known this for a long time, that if there no longer were jobs here for illegals to take, illegals would no longer want to come here. But at every juncture in that debate, it's the DEMOCRATS who OPPOSE IT! In fact, they oppose just about ALL good ideas when it comes to the illegals. Why? Votes and money dog... votes and money.
and of course you have totally ignored the whole problem arizona cites for taking action,, murdering american citizens and tons and tons and tons of drugs coming across the border not to mention kidnapping and home invasion.. Dogshit.
End the War on Drugs. Simple as that.
Simple minds and all that.. then who's going to take responsibility for the added millions of addicts??? you don't pay taxes do you?
moron.
We've known this for a long time, that if there no longer were jobs here for illegals to take, illegals would no longer want to come here. But at every juncture in that debate, it's the DEMOCRATS who OPPOSE IT! In fact, they oppose just about ALL good ideas when it comes to the illegals. Why? Votes and money dog... votes and money.
Not anymore. Just in Wisc a couple days ago, it was the GOP who voted down a bill to fine employers harshly.
We've known this for a long time, that if there no longer were jobs here for illegals to take, illegals would no longer want to come here. But at every juncture in that debate, it's the DEMOCRATS who OPPOSE IT! In fact, they oppose just about ALL good ideas when it comes to the illegals. Why? Votes and money dog... votes and money.
Not anymore. Just in Wisc a couple days ago, it was the GOP who voted down a bill to fine employers harshly.
And don't think that didn't go unnoticed. November is coming, and Wisconsin is going to have some new faces in politics. I'm on a regional board here in Wisconsin, and believe me, people are pissed off.
Simple minds and all that.. then who's going to take responsibility for the added millions of addicts??? you don't pay taxes do you?
moron.
You assume that ending the War on Drugs would suddenly create millions of addicts. What sort of evidence do you have to back that up?
And don't think that didn't go unnoticed. November is coming, and Wisconsin is going to have some new faces in politics. I'm on a regional board here in Wisconsin, and believe me, people are pissed off.
All one has to do is look at the Netherlands example.
Thus, the ruling parties have developed a plan to remove 2,000 of the country's 14,000 prison cells. That's a plan that the more conservative minded Dutch legislators call crazy. They even say that violent crime is increasing in the land where the legend of Santa Claus was born.
That depends on what you call crime.
The Dutch don't criminalize euthanasia, many illicit drugs, or even prostitution.
Not anymore. Just in Wisc a couple days ago, it was the GOP who voted down a bill to fine employers harshly.
And don't think that didn't go unnoticed. November is coming, and Wisconsin is going to have some new faces in politics. I'm on a regional board here in Wisconsin, and believe me, people are pissed off.
do you see wisconsin going red?
All one has to do is look at the Netherlands example.
You're right.
Netherlands closing prisons for ?lack of criminals? - Augusta, KS - Augusta Gazette
Thus, the ruling parties have developed a plan to remove 2,000 of the country's 14,000 prison cells. That's a plan that the more conservative minded Dutch legislators call crazy. They even say that violent crime is increasing in the land where the legend of Santa Claus was born.
That depends on what you call crime.
The Dutch don't criminalize euthanasia, many illicit drugs, or even prostitution.
A lack of criminals.
Simple minds and all that.. then who's going to take responsibility for the added millions of addicts??? you don't pay taxes do you?
moron.
You assume that ending the War on Drugs would suddenly create millions of addicts. What sort of evidence do you have to back that up?
And don't think that didn't go unnoticed. November is coming, and Wisconsin is going to have some new faces in politics. I'm on a regional board here in Wisconsin, and believe me, people are pissed off.
Oh that's right, you live there.
Let me ask you since you're involved there. Where were the Dems on that and such? Did they want the bill? I was just wondering more than anything since the article I read on it was scarce on details.
Simple minds and all that.. then who's going to take responsibility for the added millions of addicts??? you don't pay taxes do you?
moron.
You assume that ending the War on Drugs would suddenly create millions of addicts. What sort of evidence do you have to back that up?
All one has to do is look at the Netherlands example.
and this has what to do with addiction stats?
Lack of Meaningful Comparisons: Prohibitionists fear decriminalization because they assume that availability will increase use. The most recent national survey of The Netherlands, where marijuana has long been legally available, found that 15.6% of the population had tried it. In the U.S., where nearly 700,000 arrests were made last year for marijuana offenses, the government's latest National Household Survey on Drug Abuse found that 32.9% of the population had tried it
Collins claims that "lenient" Dutch marijuana policy has caused heroin addiction in the Netherlands to skyrocket. He admits there is "no compelling physiological link between cannabis smoking and heroin use," but argues that marijuana causes heroin use anyway. He rejects lower official estimates in favor of unnamed "critics" who contend there are 35,000 addicts in the Netherlands. But even if we accept this estimate as accurate, Collins misrepresents its meaning by not expressing it as a comparative rate. With 15 million population, 35,000 addicts is 2.33 per thousand or about one in every 428 Dutch people. The U.S. government estimates there are 750,000 heroin addicts in its population of 265 million, which is a higher rate of 2.83 addicts per thousand or about one in 353 Americans.
Funny...I went to several dutch government websites supposedly addressing the country's drug addiction problems but it appears that they aren't "working"...but there are plenty of pro marijuana/pro drug legalization sites claiming that the Netherlands legal drug industry and liberal attitude towards heroin is the greatest thing since sliced bread.
Actually it's quite sad.
