Comments on: Drugs and the Constitution

By: Ken Creamer

Ken Creamer — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 14:39:36 +0000

Malcolm Kyle,

You are ABSOLUTELY RIGHT ON!!!

By: Ken Creamer

Ken Creamer — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 14:35:42 +0000

Let’s not overlook that fact that incarcerated humans and the multitude of agents required getting and keeping them there amounts to a huge number of people who might otherwise be included in the unemployment numbers and keeping the unemployment numbers low, by any means, is politically attractive. The irony of this is that the funds needed to support these people while keeping the unemployment numbers low impacts the free market to such an extent that it, by its very nature, creates more unemployment. Just one more example of Catch 22 Politics, which inevitably is the hallmark of all politics.

By: Ken Creamer

Ken Creamer — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 14:18:00 +0000

You’ll be relieved to know that Congress has not attempted to control drugs in the 50 Union States. Think I’m crazy, go to Poor Clyde’s Almanac (PCA) at poorcludesalmanac.info and read the article “Drug Control.” If you still think I’m crazy, read the article “Dual sovereignty.” Now if you still think I’m crazy I can only conclude that you have a problem with comprehension or that you may be a religious follower of everything you see and hear from the mass media and are quite happy being a serf rather than a Sovereign Citizen.
Now, in all fairness, I will admit that, like taxes, the federal government is engaged in (and the Union States are allowing) the misapplication of federal law on Sovereign Union State turf. To me, it is this misapplication of federal law within the Sovereign territory of the Union States that is our single most important issue which needs a solution in order to save the Republic. To get a little better insight to this, read the article “The Quiet Unconstitutional Invasion of State Lands by Colorable Federal Laws.”

By: Wally D

Wally D — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 23:12:19 +0000

Surely you really don't think that any of this will bring our elected representatives to think and act logically and morally. It's about money, and because of the lack of awareness and caring in this nation, the criminals who lie to us to get us to elect them and/or steal the elections will not ever change. In here we are just preaching to the choir and continuing the chain of ignorance. These statements should be made loudly to the people we "elect" to represent us.

By: Malcolm Kyle

Malcolm Kyle — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 18:16:44 +0000

If you support prohibition then you've helped trigger the worst crime wave in this nation's history.

If you support prohibition you've a helped create a black market with massive incentives to hook both adults and children alike.

If you support prohibition you've helped to make these dangerous substances available in schools and prisons.

If you support prohibition you've helped raise gang warfare to a level not seen in this country since the days of alcohol bootlegging.

If you support prohibition you've helped remove many important civil liberties from those citizens you falsely claim to represent.

If you support prohibition you've helped put previously unknown and contaminated drugs on the streets.

If you support prohibition you've helped to escalate Theft, Muggings and Burglaries.

If you support prohibition you've helped to divert scarce law-enforcement resources away from protecting your fellow citizens from the ever escalating violence against their person or property.

If you support prohibition you've helped overcrowd the courts and prisons, thus making it increasingly impossible to curtail the people who are hurting and terrorizing others.