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Drug Policy

iscooterliberally

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2. I think the banks and Wall Street like things the way the are.

Reply to Angry Dragon (Reply #1)

Fri Dec 30, 2011, 01:52 PM

Dec 2011

I'm sure they are the ones who lobbied for the civil forfeiture laws. So much for the 'free markets' huh? They can just use the Feds to put their competition out of business. The real drug deals are done in luxury suites in the international chain hotels I'm sure. I'd like to see law enforcement try to seize a Hilton, or Marriott.

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Tewksbury Owner Fights Feds' Attempt To Seize Alleged Drug Motel [View all] iscooterliberally Dec 2011 OP

They could use the same laws to take over a lot of banks Angry Dragon Dec 2011 #1

I think the banks and Wall Street like things the way the are. iscooterliberally Dec 2011 #2

The article referred to federal laws Angry Dragon Dec 2011 #3

There was a part about the feds having to have a conviction to use the federal laws.. iscooterliberally Dec 2011 #4

civil forfeiture was originally for actual real life pirates Warren Stupidity Dec 2011 #5

what BULLSHIT! RainDog Dec 2011 #6