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Lee_Eagle_Eyes · 05-15-2009, 04:35 PM

Do you support the administration's stance on ending the crack-cocaine disparity?

Nobody wants a drug dealer in front of the house but they also don't want to call and say we're going to report this person and this person goes away 25 years and those folks are going to have to raise his kids. They're going to have to take care of that house, etc., they want the problem stopped. Police departments need people to trust them. They need people to give them information and if they think the perception is it's a biased or unfair system this takes away from that. I know the folks on capital hill and in the administration are looking to change that.

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Lee_Eagle_Eyes Old School Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 187 Thanks: 8 Thanked 4 Times in 4 Posts	Do you support the administration's stance on ending the crack-cocaine disparity? Nobody wants a drug dealer in front of the house but they also don't want to call and say we're going to report this person and this person goes away 25 years and those folks are going to have to raise his kids. They're going to have to take care of that house, etc., they want the problem stopped. Police departments need people to trust them. They need people to give them information and if they think the perception is it's a biased or unfair system this takes away from that. I know the folks on capital hill and in the administration are looking to change that. __________________ Cannabis prohibition is wasteful and unconstitutional legislation that aims to govern personal morality through the fabrication of a victimless crime.