every day that teachers in american schools spread outright lies to students about marijuana the war on drugs is still going on

personally i have had to fight for 22 months with an expensive lawyer just to get out of a FELONY for CONSPIRING to sell 7g marijuana! i was never arrested, never busted, never watched. i got a letter in the mail saying i was being charged with the conspiracy to sell a controlled substance and for 22 months i had a felony with 2.5yrs in jail over my head the entire time. i couldnt vote in the last election, i couldnt get ANY jobs, i was looked at as scum for NOTHING. that is a war on drugs

the next war will be a war on freedom, obama has completely changed this country, and by this time next year we will be as good as canada. with 60% income taxes and $12/pack cigarettes. thanks obama!
MPLSweedman Reviewed by MPLSweedman on . War on drugs is over. What's next? SAN ANTONIO, Texas (CNN) -- As the health care debate captivated America, a white flag was quietly raised along the violence-torn U.S.-Mexico border. In case you missed it, it was our nation's surrender in the war on drugs. Addressing the sixth annual Border Security Conference in El Paso, Texas, on Monday, the director of the U.S. Office of National Drug Control Policy, R. Gil Kerlikowske, said this administration's drug strategy will not be a war because a war limits what can be done. Rating: 5