Or the law enforcement types that ride the gravy train. (Reply #5)

Sun Dec 1, 2013, 03:38 PM

Comrade Grumpy (13,184 posts)

Strong vested interests support the status quo.

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20 replies	Author	Time	Post
Leaked paper reveals UN split over war on drugs [View all]	RainDog	Dec 2013	OP
Time to look at Portugal as the way to move forward.	CorrectOfCenter	Dec 2013	#1
Not for the bankers who wash the money or the owners of private prisons	malaise	Dec 2013	#3
Or the law enforcement types that ride the gravy train.	Comrade Grumpy	Dec 2013	#5
Absolutely correct	malaise	Dec 2013	#6
It seems the nations involved aren't willing to sign off	RainDog	Dec 2013	#4
I think Portugual has had a big impact	RainDog	Dec 2013	#14
This message was self-deleted by its author	delrem	Dec 2013	#2
This part of the UN	RainDog	Dec 2013	#8
The global drug prohibition consensus is crumbling before our eyes.	Comrade Grumpy	Dec 2013	#7
Latin American leaders brought drug policy debate to UN in Sept. 2013	RainDog	Dec 2013	#9
This has been bubbling up for some time in Latin America.	Comrade Grumpy	Dec 2013	#10
yes.	RainDog	Dec 2013	#12
Xactly.	truebluegreen	Dec 2013	#20
"South American Indians have chewed coca leaves for centuries."	Silent3	Dec 2013	#11
LOL	RainDog	Dec 2013	#13
Bookmarked	BelgianMadCow	Dec 2013	#15
Thanks for the kind words	RainDog	Dec 2013	#16
Another Article on this with a bit more detail	omsly	Dec 2013	#17
Thanks for the additional info	RainDog	Dec 2013	#18
I'm going to x-post this link and an excerpt in the Drug Policy Forum	RainDog	Dec 2013	#19

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