lol if we had REAL human rights we wouldnt have to go to the building they tell us to go to, to learn what they want us to learn for a great portion of our childhood and lives.
we wouldnt be told what we can and cant put in our bodies or our gardens.
the government makes ALOT of screwups, how can we be sure were doing the right thing? 200 years ago it was "right" to have a person do the work for you just because of their skin color.
when will we stand up and say "NO i wont do what you tell me to do because i can make decisions for myself".
especially in this day and age when information can be obtained with a couple clicks of a keyboard and a mouse, i think people would have the commen sence to decide whats appropriate to do and whats not.
i think after a certain age and mental capability people should be able to smoke marijuana and ect.
matrixhomie Reviewed by matrixhomie on . Serious concern With the understanding of the present prison environment, as opposed to the pre-80s prison environment today's average violent criminal preys on the weak and jailing non-violent, victimless criminals poses them to this type serious violation of their human rights and safety. :wtf: The Raw Story » 60,000 US inmates sexually abused each year, report says Rating: 5