Deflecting because you are wrong again. I thought you'd get tired of this by now.
So were they arrested for selling drugs, or were they arrested for their political beliefs or protesting? I thought you'd get tired of this by now.
If I make eating hotdogs illegal because my political opponents like hotdogs, and then arrest and lock them up for eating hotdogs, they are political prisoners. I'm surprised you need it spelled out. You're not normally this dense.
and if you also arrest people who hold the same political beliefs as you for eating hot dogs, are they also political prisoners? Conversely if your political opponents stopped eating hot dog would you still be able to arrest them?
I know you hate America, but this really isn't a hard line to follow.
Side stepping the issue, as usual.
No, I just know what a political prisoner is.
There are many countries in which if you protest or speak out against the government, , ie, China. You'll be locked up. Period, end of story. America isn't one of those places no matter how bad you want it to be.
Remember when you started with this nonsense line of reasoning, and it was about prison population? I pointed out that your numbers didn't hold up under context and then you started talking about political prisoners? Yeah, that.
Oh you want to go back to that one. Less than 5% of the world population but 20% of it's prison population. I mean you were so wrong I just ignored it for your sake.
He would have been had he been arrested, but he went out in a blaze of glory instead.
I'm not surprised you don't understand what the word context means.
It's true, he had no idea that he was comitting any crimes and had no other option but to sell drugs and murder people.
Murder over control of the drug industry is a byproduct of having no recourse in law. If it were legal and regulated, like the alcohol industry, then there would be no need for the murder.
Very true. Of course if he'd kept working at the restaurant the need for murder also would have gone away.
But the demand for drugs won't. Someone will fill it, just like we saw with alcohol in the 20s. If not Tony Montana then someone else. However, it's illegal because it was politically expedient for Nixon to target his enemies through it's illegality. Hence, they are political prisoners.
Pretty sure Nixon didn't make coke illegal.
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Then how would all the drug dealers and junkies get removed from society. Let them bang bro
This sit is too funny.
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Even funnier now.
Drugs were legal before Nixon?
