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Welcome to the Gulag. Seriously, the police didn't do anything legally wrong here--assuming the arrest was based on probable cause. They followed procedure. You
by pseingatl 8y ago
Welcome to the Gulag.
Seriously, the police didn't do anything legally wrong here--assuming the arrest was based on probable cause. They followed procedure.
Your friend has no compensable injuries.
But by all means, get involved and try to change the U.S.'s draconian drug laws. Start with Wisconsin.
- kypro 8y agoI'm not offended, but I really do dislike it when people compare something like US police force enforcing crappy drug laws to the Gulag. It just undermines the suffering and horrors of those who actually experienced the Gulag. I know we're all quite libertarian when it comes to drug law here, but a lot of people are still unsure about legalisation. In my country I can only go 70MPH on the motorway. I find that stupid, but I'm not going to break the law and then complain when I get pulled over for "only" doing 20MPH over the limit.
- seattle_spring 8y agoIs getting a $200 ticket for potentially endangering others really comparable to being physically abused and put in jail for doing something that harms no one?