Sessions is a moralist and thinks crime can only be dealt with in one way; punishment. He doesn't give a shit about helping anyone. He wants to lock people up to teach them a lesson. No more, no less.
When all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.
what is sessions motivation with the cannabis policy change? it seems like the response in congress was pretty uniformly negative to everything he came up with, I just don't see where his motivation is coming from for changing anything currently with cannabis laws. seems like a good way to get the boot quickly to me.
Which is one of the reasons government agencies want to keep marijuana illegal. If you look at drug seizure statistics you'll find that marijuana is usually 80%+ of DEA and other police force drug success stories.
If marijuana is legal, then the DEA's success statistics go to shit. Local drug enforcement's drug seizure success statistics go to shit.
buttholesaplenty on January 8th, 2018 at 20:59 UTC »
Sessions is a moralist and thinks crime can only be dealt with in one way; punishment. He doesn't give a shit about helping anyone. He wants to lock people up to teach them a lesson. No more, no less.
When all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.
qyp000 on January 8th, 2018 at 22:26 UTC »
what is sessions motivation with the cannabis policy change? it seems like the response in congress was pretty uniformly negative to everything he came up with, I just don't see where his motivation is coming from for changing anything currently with cannabis laws. seems like a good way to get the boot quickly to me.
Quidfacis_ on January 9th, 2018 at 03:21 UTC »
Can't smell opioids.
Which is one of the reasons government agencies want to keep marijuana illegal. If you look at drug seizure statistics you'll find that marijuana is usually 80%+ of DEA and other police force drug success stories.
If marijuana is legal, then the DEA's success statistics go to shit. Local drug enforcement's drug seizure success statistics go to shit.