https://www.cnn.com/2024/03/01/politics/oregon-legislature-drug-bill-re- criminalize/index.html
Lawmakers in Oregon have overwhelmingly passed a bill that would make possession of a small amount of certain drugs a misdemeanor in the state, moving to re-criminalize substances like fentanyl roughly three years
after the state became the first in the nation to de-criminalize the possession and personal use of all drugs.
On 3/4/24 3:32 PM, Leroy N. Soetoro wrote:
https://www.cnn.com/2024/03/01/politics/oregon-legislature-drug-bill-re-
criminalize/index.html
Lawmakers in Oregon have overwhelmingly passed a bill that would make
possession of a small amount of certain drugs a misdemeanor in the state,
moving to re-criminalize substances like fentanyl roughly three years
after the state became the first in the nation to de-criminalize the
possession and personal use of all drugs.
Problem - what do you DO with all those (and it will
be a HUGE ongoing number) arrested ??? Many HAVE
NOTHING, can't pay fines or whatever. Jail/camps/gulags
COST LOTS OF TAXPAYER MONEY to maintain and BET they'd
turn into a horrific scene the Media would go nuts over.
Note that criminalization also increases the STAKES for
junkies - who will become more violent, more likely to
steal big and maybe eliminate witnesses.
While it's understood WHY these pin-headed Wokies were
in a panic to reverse their idiotic law (the GOP
should exploit that in endless mocking election ads) it
is likely TOO LATE since so MANY junkies moved to the
state and especially Portland. You asked for them,
you GOT them.
"Dope" is a 6/dozen kind of thing. Can't win for losing.
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