Breonna Taylor Shooting, New Details...The Media etc Really IS Trying to Start a War

[jsbhike]

I can guarantee you there will be a "settlement" with her family out of this at some point. With Ben Crump and Sam Aguiar "representing" her family, I can PROMISE it. Crump is ALL about the money.

Estate yes, not Taylor.

You might want to read up on Louisville before giving a lot of weight to their claims as well.

[jsbhike]

This will not be popular for certain because there is a segment of people who think they should be able to do whatever they want.


You do some things because they are the right thing to do, win, lose or draw. Win or lose is not part of the equation. Drugs are trouble. Period. They destroy lives and not just of those who use them.

Legalization is no panacea. Just go to Colorado and look around. We used to go regularly, beautiful state. Now, just about every major intersection has some shitbag on it panhandling for their daily fix.

All other drugs will likely never catch up to the drug alcohol. While alcohol was and is detrimental to society, prohibition was an even larger disaster.

[Coal Dragger]

Exactly.

Forcing a product in demand to an illegal supply chain creates a lot more serious problems than it solves.

[jpmuscle]

Exactly.

Forcing a product in demand to an illegal supply chain creates a lot more serious problems than it solves.

Who knew anytime government try’s to enforce behavioral change and curb freedom of choice at gun point it is almost always the wrong course of action.


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[Coal Dragger]

Crazy right?

[jpmuscle]

Crazy right?

It’s like for some unknown unidentifiable reason history always repeats itself.


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[Averageman]

Exactly.

Forcing a product in demand to an illegal supply chain creates a lot more serious problems than it solves.

I totally agree with what you are saying, however whenever you involve the ,gov, they want their cut.
A number of States have legalized marijuana, however the State taxes on the marijuana only make the black market increase, not decrease. When you decide to apply a 110% tax on a questionably "Legal" product someone's going to cheat.
Think of it this way, If Al Capon was allowed to sell a $10.00 dollar bottle of whiskey in Chicago, but he had to charge $21.00 and give eleven to the State, how long would Al play along before selling his $10.00 bottles for $15.00 and make an additional profit and an increase in customers because he's the only guy with $15.00 bottles of whiskey?
The problem is with legalization, you have to have some non-greedy people with common sense and a far ranging view of economic cause and effect.
So that aint happening any time soon.

[Coal Dragger]

Yeah well common sense needs to prevail on taxation of a given product, or you get similar undesirable results.

[jsbhike]

Yeah well common sense needs to prevail on taxation of a given product, or you get similar undesirable results.

Kephart mentions all of that in this:

https://books.google.com/books/about...kp_read_button

He also mentions a lot more details in chapter XI on this guy than odmp cares to pass along.

https://www.odmp.org/officer/11519-f...s-holland-rose

[wahoo95]

Anyone seen this article

https://www.wave3.com/2020/07/05/bre...pment-project/

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