BrokeLoser
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Our alleged war on drugs cannot be said to be within the scope of providing for the general welfare.Helping people who need help is in the interest of the General Welfare of all.BrokeLoser, I cannot improve upon Daniel Palos’s succinct response. But I question the cognizance, and/or logic, and/or the decency of anyone’s character, who doesn’t believe population’s general welfare should be of governments’ concerns.we should compare and contrast with terms our Founding Fathers did not use; the general warfare or the common offense.
Respectfully, Supposn
I think you may have self manipulated.
You see, nobody said the GENERAL WELFARE of the citizenry shouldn’t be the concern of government...quite the contrary actually, I have said Father Government should be concerned with the GENERAL WELFARE of the citizenry and not the WELFARE of factions within the citizenry.
Government needs to do what needs doing
There is no such thing, there is no "war on drugs"...that's just weird crazy talk that originated with drug users, criminals and weirdos.
Tell us about the "war" on drunk driving will you?
Uh... no, both the phrase and the policy were created by the government. Nixon, in particular.
All imposition of law is a “war on _______” isn’t it?
Who declared war on rape?