News (Media Awareness Project) - CN ON: PUB LTE: Media Supports Oppression |
Title: | CN ON: PUB LTE: Media Supports Oppression |
Published On: | 2004-07-07 |
Source: | Sentinel Review (CN ON) |
Fetched On: | 2008-01-18 06:02:47 |
MEDIA SUPPORTS OPPRESSION
Re: Biggest pot bust ever (Sentinel-Review, July 5).
On and on it goes, bust after bust after bust, while marijuana remains as
plentiful and available as ever and the jails are filled to overflowing
with the unfortunate few who were caught with the stuff.
On and on it goes, with the media immersing us all with a torrent of drug
bust stories from the cops' perspective, with nary a word from their
victims, their families or from those like me who oppose drug prohibition.
On and on it goes, with the media falling over themselves promoting our
oppressive drug laws, whose only purpose is to distract and entertain the
majority by persecuting an innocent minority.
Are we better than the Nazis, because our drug laws threaten an innocent
minority with jail rather then with execution? I think not.
Are you better than the Nazi-controlled media that distributed Hitler's
hateful propaganda? I believe you are worse, much worse, because you have
the freedom to present a balanced picture but, perhaps to support wealthy
media owners who fear giving too much freedom to the "common rabble",
choose not to do so.
Alan Randell - Victoria, B.C.
Re: Biggest pot bust ever (Sentinel-Review, July 5).
On and on it goes, bust after bust after bust, while marijuana remains as
plentiful and available as ever and the jails are filled to overflowing
with the unfortunate few who were caught with the stuff.
On and on it goes, with the media immersing us all with a torrent of drug
bust stories from the cops' perspective, with nary a word from their
victims, their families or from those like me who oppose drug prohibition.
On and on it goes, with the media falling over themselves promoting our
oppressive drug laws, whose only purpose is to distract and entertain the
majority by persecuting an innocent minority.
Are we better than the Nazis, because our drug laws threaten an innocent
minority with jail rather then with execution? I think not.
Are you better than the Nazi-controlled media that distributed Hitler's
hateful propaganda? I believe you are worse, much worse, because you have
the freedom to present a balanced picture but, perhaps to support wealthy
media owners who fear giving too much freedom to the "common rabble",
choose not to do so.
Alan Randell - Victoria, B.C.
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