man loses 50th. Ann. C5 to police
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The only people who I could think of that could rationalize the police impounding a drug dealers car and saying they "stole" it would be 1.) Relative of dealer 2.) Friend of dealer 3.) Someone who is in the same business as the dealer and doesn't think the world is fair when they get caught.
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The only people who I could think of that could rationalize the police impounding a drug dealers car and saying they "stole" it would be 1.) Relative of dealer 2.) Friend of dealer 3.) Someone who is in the same business as the dealer and doesn't think the world is fair when they get caught.
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The only people who I could think of that could rationalize the police impounding a drug dealers car and saying they "stole" it would be 1.) Relative of dealer 2.) Friend of dealer 3.) Someone who is in the same business as the dealer and doesn't think the world is fair when they get caught.
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The only people who I could think of that could rationalize the police impounding a drug dealers car and saying they "stole" it would be 1.) Relative of dealer 2.) Friend of dealer 3.) Someone who is in the same business as the dealer and doesn't think the world is fair when they get caught.
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Actually, I'm a taxpayer and someone who doesn't want to see people die from drug use. The "War on Drugs" has been the single biggest failed endeavor the US has ever undertaken. Drug prohibition has been as big of a failure, and caused all the same problems the prohibition on alcohol did.
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The only people who I could think of that could rationalize the police impounding a drug dealers car and saying they "stole" it would be 1.) Relative of dealer 2.) Friend of dealer 3.) Someone who is in the same business as the dealer and doesn't think the world is fair when they get caught.
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In my view, I believe that anyone who commits a crime is then open to whatever consequences they may incur. If a car is impounded thru a criminal incident and the person is not charged, the car is released. If convicted they lose the car UNDER THE LAW... Do the crime and you pay a penalty like this moron did with his red Corvette.
Very simple... Don't violate the law and no issues... Commit a crime and you lose,,, big time...
Very simple... Don't violate the law and no issues... Commit a crime and you lose,,, big time...
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In my view, I believe that anyone who commits a crime is then open to whatever consequences they may incur. If a car is impounded thru a criminal incident and the person is not charged, the car is released. If convicted they lose the car UNDER THE LAW... Do the crime and you pay a penalty like this moron did with his red Corvette.
Very simple... Don't violate the law and no issues... Commit a crime and you lose,,, big time...
Very simple... Don't violate the law and no issues... Commit a crime and you lose,,, big time...
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Actually, I'm a taxpayer and someone who doesn't want to see people die from drug use. The "War on Drugs" has been the single biggest failed endeavor the US has ever undertaken. Drug prohibition has been as big of a failure, and caused all the same problems the prohibition on alcohol did.
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I DO see the point, to an extent. The old saying that history repeats itself comes to mind here. I think it was the 18th amendment that prohibited alcohol sales, and it failed miserably. You cant say drugs and alcohol, because BOTH are drugs!! In fact, this quote was from an article I read where an ATF agent was questioned about alcohol and drugs. He basically said if alcohol was discovered in the last 75-100 years, it would be grouped in with Heroin, Cocaine, LSD, and other schedule 1 drugs. The only reason it isn't is because it's got a 25,000 year + head start on other schedule 1 drugs, where consumption by humans is concerned. He said people may disagree, because they think being drunk on a Friday night is almost a youthful weekend pastime. He said I see it as tens of thousands of people overdosing on alcohol, then trying to drive. Food for thought. I know prohibition didn't work for alcohol. Maybe it won't work for the other drugs, either. I don't know, but I'm sure not in favor of legalizing heroin, cocaine, LSD, etc. But I also don't know if what we're doing is working, either. I'll never forget what Trump said in one of his first public speeches after being elected. He said "The world is a mess, folks!" Like him or not, no truer words were ever spoken by any President, because we are all in one Hell of a mess, for sure.....
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Geez, this thread started out as a news item where some dick drug dealer had his car LEGALLY confiscated. Now it's a discussion on drug and alcohol enforcement... I think we can all agree that drugs are evil and alcohol - in moderation - is OK. BTW, I'm a non drinker but have no issue with those who have a cold one or a Bloody Mary now and then...
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And the reason people can take a shot or have a beer with little worry is because it`s legal. It's inspected, tested, and regulated so it's safe for consumption. In the days of alcohol prohibition there was a good chance a drink would kill or mame you. Bathtub gin and wood alcohol took and ruined a lot of lives.
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Geez, this thread started out as a news item where some dick drug dealer had his car LEGALLY confiscated. Now it's a discussion on drug and alcohol enforcement... I think we can all agree that drugs are evil and alcohol - in moderation - is OK. BTW, I'm a non drinker but have no issue with those who have a cold one or a Bloody Mary now and then...
Killing Anne Franke was legal,, keeping her alive and safe in an attic was illegal.
#39
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The atom bomb was supposed to be a deterrent against stupid leaders of their respective nation who thought war was a good idea for profit until the dragon was unleashed. Up until then no leader ever thought that the US President would use it until he did. I for one am proud that he did although it did destroy everything in its path, but it also saved uncounted millions more. So, the bomb, drugs, alcohol and prostitution will never go away until the need for such things goes away. The death penalty is the best deterrent IMO against such things. So yes, the individual that was caught with all those things should definitely be dealt with in a way that will deter others. Maybe we should bring back beheadings, firing squads and death squads. Remember your history folks, this country has conducted all those types of things in the name of democracy and still we are in a mess. Cheers!!!