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Incarcerex: The Treatment for Chronic Re-Election Paranoia (CREEP) [VIDEO]

Posted by Adam Howard at 2:44 PM on June 18, 2007.


Tell your elected officials to give up the quick fix and create a new bottom line for the war on drugs.
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The video to your right is a terrific commercial parody put together by the Drug Policy Alliance in which they call on all our nation's politicians to stop posturing and really take a serious stand on the drug policy in this country. Check out the video to your right for more.

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Adam Howard is the editor of PEEK.


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Another Unwinnable "War"
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Posted by: KeepsonTickn on Jun 19, 2007 5:26 AM   
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Just like the "War on Terror," the "War on Drugs" is another bumper sticker slogan. It's great for curing electile disfunction, but it is no cure for the underlying problem, and actually exacerbates it. But then, bumper stickers do win elections, don't they?

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Crucial issue, great video!
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Posted by: szatmar666 on Jun 23, 2007 8:52 PM   
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Not many Americans realize but the last 30 years the US has become a police state. 2.2 million incarcerated, that's 1 in every 136 US citizens. That compared with about 60,000 Japanese which has a crime rate of 25% of the US but an incarceration rate that's less than 10% of the US rate....clearly crime rate is not related to incarceration rate in the USA.

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