Nazi's Arrest Man For Smoking Pot in His Home

The debate on legalizing pot -- are police wasting our time and tax money by investigating certain cases? Or do you back them up for enforcing the law no matter the circumstances?

The answer of course is YES they are wasting resources!

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Nazi's Arrest Man For Smoking Pot in His Home

So many Nazi's...so little rope to hang them from....

NORML March in Phoenix

500 Medical marijuana advocates gather in central Phoenix to support and kick off a ballot initiative in arizona to legalize Medical marijuana. Listen to attorney Marc Victor address the crowd as to the lunacy of the drug war and the Nazi bastards that keep it going.

More here: http://www.freedomsphoenix.com/Feature-Article.htm?Info=0056122

Legalize Every Drug

By JOHN STOSSEL

The other day, reading the New York Post's Page Six gossip page, I was surprised to find a picture of me, followed by the lines: "ABC's John Stossel wants the government to stop interfering with your right to get high. ... The crowd went silent at his call to legalize hard drugs."

While drugs harm many, the drug war's black market harms more.
And most importantly, in a free country, adults should have the right to harm themselves.

Read more: http://www.nysun.com/opinion/legalize-every-drug/80204/

Meth Math

Prohibition has little to do with declining drug use...more like nothing to do with it.

Drug czar John Walters boasted that restrictions on the sale of the meth precursor pseudoephedrine and crackdowns at the Mexican border had reduced meth use by restricting the supply and raising prices. “When we are able to put strategic pressure on the supply of these drugs,” he declared, “what we’re seeing is a direct effect for the better on the number of users.”

There’s a significant problem with that theory: A closer look at data on drug use from several sources, including Quest, shows that meth consumption had been declining for years before the feds swung into action. Decreases in usage is more likely due to the cyclical nature of drug fads than to the government’s assault on domestic labs and Mexican traffickers.

Read more: http://www.reason.com/news/show/126850.html

Legal Drugs Kill Far More Than Illegal Drugs

An analysis of autopsies in 2007 released this week by the Florida Medical Examiners Commission found that the rate of deaths caused by prescription drugs was three times the rate of deaths caused by all illicit drugs combined.

Read more: http://www.nytimes.com/2008/06/14/us/14florida.html

Legalize Methamphetamine!

I’m the last guy who ought to argue for the legalization of meth.[1] As a practicing criminal defense attorney, I make a good income from defending people who are charged with drug crimes. If the drug war ended, I would lose a substantial portion of my income. Additionally, some would call me a health nut. I go to the gym six times a week and eat organic foods as often as possible. I wouldn’t change my healthy lifestyle if drugs were legal. I have three little kids. I don’t want them ever to become drug addicts. I want them to grow up in a safe world. Indeed, that’s exactly why I want the drug war to end.

Read more: http://www.strike-the-root.com/61/victor/victor1.html

Judge Pro Marc Victor Kicked Off Bench

Judge Pro Tem Kicked Off Bench
By Gary Grado, Tribune
A Chandler attorney was kicked off the bench Thursday an hour into his first shift as a judge after he announced in writing that he would disqualify himself from all drug cases because drug laws conflict with his libertarian principles.
By the end of the day, the Arizona Supreme Court's chief justice stripped Marc Victor of his authority to work as a judge pro tem, which are attorneys who serve for free as temporary judges.
"I was pretty shocked," said Victor, 34, a criminal law defense attorney who also serves on the legal committee for the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws, also known as NORML. "Either you take a certain philosophical position or you can't be a judge."
Read more here: http://www.november.org/dissentingopinions/Victor.html

Libertarianism Is Immoral

"If you really want to protect your children, legalize all drugs. By taking out the black market, there is a much better chance that they will never meet the man on the corner selling drugs. It is not a matter of morality; drugs should be legal, not just some drugs, but all drugs! In fact, the more dangerous the drug is, the greater the need to legalize it." Column by Mike Wasdin.
Read more:
http://www.strike-the-root.com/4/wasdin/wasdin29.html