News (Media Awareness Project) - US WI: PUB LTE: Slavery Not Over |
| Title: | US WI: PUB LTE: Slavery Not Over |
| Published On: | 2003-06-12 |
| Source: | Racine Journal Times, The (WI) |
| Fetched On: | 2008-01-20 02:29:53 |
SLAVERY NOT OVER
Slavery was supposed to have been abolished after our Civil War.
For the men and women sitting in a prison cell or working on a chain
gang because they used some unapproved product or sold some unapproved
product to a willing buyer, slavery is not over. It has just changed
its name. ("Report: State Blacks 53 Times More Likely To Go To Prison
For Drug Offense" 6-07-03.)
Our war on drugs needs a name change. It is not a war on drugs. It's
a war on the users of certain (politically selected) natural herbs and
chemicals.
Our drug laws are not Draconian--our drug laws are diabolically evil,
diabolically cruel, diabolically wicked and diabolically inhumane.
Kirk Muse
Mesa, AZ
Slavery was supposed to have been abolished after our Civil War.
For the men and women sitting in a prison cell or working on a chain
gang because they used some unapproved product or sold some unapproved
product to a willing buyer, slavery is not over. It has just changed
its name. ("Report: State Blacks 53 Times More Likely To Go To Prison
For Drug Offense" 6-07-03.)
Our war on drugs needs a name change. It is not a war on drugs. It's
a war on the users of certain (politically selected) natural herbs and
chemicals.
Our drug laws are not Draconian--our drug laws are diabolically evil,
diabolically cruel, diabolically wicked and diabolically inhumane.
Kirk Muse
Mesa, AZ
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