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為什麼藥物戰爭是罪行反對解釋的人類

星期天, 2008年8月10日

像伊拉克戰爭和「反恐怖戰爭」,所謂的「藥物戰爭」是創造巨型的贏利為一些,當導致巨型的痛苦為許多時根據謊言」的一場政府被策劃的「戰爭。

藥物戰爭由設計(和因而無休止)是徒勞,因為它「不與」藥物相當戰鬥相反它通過保證極端高贏利強烈鼓勵被禁止的藥物的生產和發行。

但藥物戰爭的最陰險和最邪惡的方面是它通過定罪最基本製造它自己的敵人人的權利這權利主權您自己的身體。 藥物戰爭不可能存在不首先發明一種偽造罪行。

我們的政府浪費億萬每年擾亂和拘留成千上萬正派,有生產力的美國人的稅錢為一種政府被發明的「罪行」。 對藥物(甚而危險藥物的用途像酒精和尼古丁)不簡單地遇見「罪行的」任何合理的定義。

真正的罪行要求危害另的行動。 真正的罪行要求一個受害者和一個犯人。 例如,盜案危害另并且有受害者和犯人。 一個只腐敗,腐敗的政府可能發明您犯反對你自己的罪。

如果您使用某些藥物,我們的政府要求您同時是罪犯和受害者。 因為犯人不可能從受害者被分離,受害者為「罪行」進一步被懲罰。 正義這可憐的反常行為由我們的政府蒼勁地擁護為自私政治原因。

超過50個政府機構分享「每年與」一種政府被創造的罪行戰鬥的億萬您的稅錢。 成千上萬非法藥物用戶,大多數用途大麻。 如果大麻是法律的像酒精,這些政府機構將突然丟失億萬美元,因為突然會授予成千上萬前「罪犯」主權他們自己的身體。 被累積的浩大的軍隊進行藥物戰爭會需要被溶化在了不起的費用。

所以,因為這巨型的會賺錢詐欺很快將結束,我們的政府強烈反對甚而誠實的辯論關於大麻合法化。

咽下尼古丁,酒精、多脂食物或者某些藥物也許是不明智的。 但為什麼是它罪行? 如果吸毒者或非藥物用戶危害另應該相等地對待他們。 But the bogus “crime” of drug use doesn’t require harming anyone. Nor does it require a victim and a perpetrator. It only requires a government-invented, bogus criminal/victim, a drug user.

By using lies and deception our government convinces gullible Americans that simply putting something into your own body is a serious crime. But evidence clearly shows that nearly all the harm associated with drug use is caused by creating the bogus crime, not from the actual drug use. There are millions of drug users, but relatively few are harmed by their drug use. These few should be patients, not criminals.

But it’s not just the millions arrested for drug use who suffer from this gross injustice. We gullible Americans have allowed our government to invent a bogus crime that causes massive misery worldwide while costing the taxpayers billions.

Consider the following list of easily avoidable human tragedies that are the direct result of a government-invented, bogus crime: A tax-free, unregulated, multi-billion-dollar drug industry necessarily run by violent criminals; a giant law enforcement bureaucracy wasting billions in a futile attempt to curtail this drug industry, which, in fact, guarantees its extreme profitability; a deteriorating public education system robbed of billions to support this law enforcement bureaucracy; courts and prisons overflowing with non-violent “criminals” while murderers, rapists and real criminals go free; tens of thousands of children enduring the suffering and stigma of having one or both parents in jail for a bogus “crime”; the gradual erosion of our Constitution as more and more civil liberties are sacrificed to fight a crime “made in USA.”; rampant corruption of foreign governments (like Mexico and Columbia), so driven by US drug profits that life and human rights are secondary; thousands of adults and children infected and dying from HIV because distributing clean needles is a “crime”; violent street gangs with little incentive for education or legitimate jobs reaping huge drug profits made possible by a bogus crime; a growing death toll from police breaking down doors to catch people using substances less dangerous than tobacco, alcohol or fatty foods; a growing cynicism and disrespect for all laws and authority fueled by the knowledge our government can arbitrarily invent a bogus crime…

This sordid list goes on and on.

We’re appalled when Islamic regimes invent bogus crimes against reading certain books, or listening to certain music. Using certain drugs is our government’s version of the same thing. But the worldwide consequences of US drug prohibition are far more serious and severe. All of these “crimes” lack the moral basis of real crime. All are clear cases of a repressive government dictating the private personal behavior of its citizens.

If real crime is knowingly causing harm to others, then the real crime here is not drug use, but making drug use a “crime”. And the real criminals are not drug users, but ordinary people like us, who sit back and condone a ruthless scam that has been exported and exploited around the world leaving massive human suffering in its wake.

Carmen Yarrusso



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