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>Would you support the imprisonment of someone who was proven to have smoked cannabis back when the state viewed it as illegal? So you're arguing that: yes, th
by DINKDINK 8y ago
>Would you support the imprisonment of someone who was proven to have smoked cannabis back when the state viewed it as illegal?
So you're arguing that: yes, the state should expend resources today to imprison past-crime even though it's legal today.
I wish I could have people like you foot the tax bill for imprisoning people, who decided for themselves what they could and could not put into their body, and not me.
- firic 8y agoThere are many things that I wish that I wouldn't have to pay for. I would not pay for many of the bureaucratic waste that happens in Washington. But, unfortunately taxes do not work like that. All one can do is vote for different laws and convince others to agree with them. In the end the majority elects the politicians that make the rules.