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Good. Now the remaining 89,000 people who are in prison because of minor drug offenses. If Biden doesn't pardon them, he's a hypocrite.
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Icetoad 🎩 🍕 🎶 🐈 💚
@icetoad.eth
All drugs should be legalized and regulated. 420 $DEGEN
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💯 If you care about reducing gang activity, shutting down black markets, reducing harm, death, and addiction; certifying the ingredients and strengths in a given product, and producing revenue that can be used to educate drug users to reduce their consumption, and fund harm reduction and healthcare initiatives; then legalizing drugs is the only option. The fact that politicians don’t go this route is a testament to the fact that they don’t want any of these things. They want a military state where they can use drug-use/possession against those who they have nothing else on. The war on drugs is a key piece of the systemic racism/classism built into the American legal system. And it makes me wonder if they would have ever change it, even for the $$$ it would bring in every year.
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Icetoad 🎩 🍕 🎶 🐈 💚
@icetoad.eth
100%, only part you forgot is pharmaceutical industry lobbying
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The would be against decriminalization without a legalization framework, and they will surely push to have special rights that will guarantee their monopolies, but that’s US capitalism
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Honestly, I think the pharmaceutical industry will probably lobby FOR drug legalization. They are prime candidates to handle the testing and distribution of these products.
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