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But if it pays more to be corrupt then status quo will remain. It seems that at least 8 of 22 senators could be on the wrong side according to the votes for th
by sharken 5y ago
But if it pays more to be corrupt then status quo will remain.
It seems that at least 8 of 22 senators could be on the wrong side according to the votes for the Cocaine Legalization Bill:
https://transformdrugs.org/blog/historic-win-for-coca-cocaine-regulation-bill-in-colombian-senate https://transformdrugs.org/blog/historic-win-for-coca-cocain...
If nothing is done then we will see more stories like this ad infinitum:
https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/costa-rica-seizes-4.3-tons-of-colombian-cocaine-2nd-biggest-bust-in-its-history-2021-07-19 https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/costa-rica-seizes-4.3-tons-o...
- vmception 5y agoThat’s good to see Its really messed up in the states how all socioeconomic classes are threatened by polluted a cocaine supply chain but nobody can talk about it, to maintain their own social standing in society The cocaine supply chain is polluted with other substances and people are randomly dying We are waaaaaay past “so then don't use coke”, and this should be seen like an ongoing terrorist attack on citizens, or at least the supply chain should be addressed as a national security issue The Colombian Senate addressing their supply chain is a decent step, the US needs to be addressing it the same way in blunt clear light