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I think the difference now is that the war on drugs turned a large percentage of the population into criminals and an even larger percentage of the population i
by 01100011 6y ago
I think the difference now is that the war on drugs turned a large percentage of the population into criminals and an even larger percentage of the population into suspects.
It is useful to understand the origins of CAF and I appreciate your comment. I don't think it significantly changes the discussion, but it does enhance and inform it.
Most people aren't even aware of CAF. I think the ones that are, are either folks who have been stung by it or civil libertarians. The civil libertarians appreciate how serious the problem is, but I also think they may have a slightly inflated sense of the preponderance due to the news outlets they follow. In any case, I hope we fix it soon.
- nobody9999 6y ago>I think the difference now is that the war on drugs turned a large percentage of the population into criminals and an even larger percentage of the population into suspects. And more's the pity. It's just one more good reason, on top of the many other serious harms (economic, social and personal rights) to the United States, to end the disastrous "war on some drugs."