Re: Drug War Chronicle, Issue #1203 -- 1/26/24 table of contents with live URLs plus lead story.

On 1/27/24 13:40, Joel wrote:
> Bobbie Sellers <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
>> Drug War Chronicle, Issue #1203 -- 1/26/24
>> Phillip S. Smith, Editor, [email protected]
>> https://stopthedrugwar.org/chronicle/1203
> 
> 
> So wonderful that you're still kicking with us, Bobbie! :)
> 

	If you want you can blame in on the life-extending properties
of a host of supplements or simply medical cannabis. ;^)

	Of course I am an anti-prohibitionist but am doing best on
this front. Prohibitions make fortunes for criminal businessmen. 	
	Prohibitions on conduct or substances might better be
applied to the firearms of which the USA has more than people and
that is just the ones in private hands.  The military has a lot
more and they should take over all of the assault rifles and
weapons capable of fully automatic fire as they did in the
Pre-WW II period with the Thompson Sub-Machine gun aka the
Tommy gun.  These were very attractive to young people when
I was much, much younger but require expensive and hard to
get licensing.  These were used during Prohibition by the
criminals providing alcohol to the masses to murder the
competition and the lawmen.  We watched movies about them
in our formative years.

	bliss -

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