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dj4monie

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http://www.democracynow.org/2010/3/11/legal_scholar_michelle_alexander_on_the

http://www.drugwarfacts.org/cms/node/64

Dayum you fools tardy, what did ICE CUBE say?

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Drug laws are unfair towards people of color no doubt, but would I be too bourgie, snobby, elitist and out-of-touch to suggest that ni**** quit selling drugs?
 
karmacoma. said:
Drug laws are unfair towards people of color no doubt, but would I be too bourgie, snobby, elitist and out-of-touch to suggest that ni**** quit selling drugs?
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You and I don't always see eye to eye, but on this topic, a big..

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karmacoma. said:
Drug laws are unfair towards people of color no doubt, but would I be too bourgie, snobby, elitist and out-of-touch to suggest that ni**** quit selling drugs?
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No you wouldn't be out of line!

I don't sell drugs, I saw no need and have no interest. But I grew up Middle Class SoCal Style, so I can see how the only well paying position in the hood is being the neighborhood drug dealer.

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Heed the words of the Teacher
 
dj4monie said:
No you wouldn't be out of line!

I don't sell drugs, I saw no need and have no interest. But I grew up Middle Class SoCal Style, so I can see how the only well paying position in the hood is being the neighborhood drug dealer.

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Heed the words of the Teacher
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More like "Let us move on."
 
karmacoma. said:
Drug laws are unfair towards people of color no doubt, but would I be too bourgie, snobby, elitist and out-of-touch to suggest that ni**** quit selling drugs?
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What's annoying is that blacks are the face of drug dealing when we get the least from it. Latinos and whites are the ones making the real money. Last time I checked we don't have poppy farms or ships and airlines. Its down right unfair.
 
andrae09 said:
What's annoying is that blacks are the face of drug dealing when we get the least from it. Latinos and whites are the ones making the real money. Last time I checked we don't have poppy farms or ships and airlines. Its down right unfair.
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Well shit let's get some poppy farms, ships and airlines, problem solved.
 
To support and further the nonsense -

http://www.prospect.org/csnc/blogs/...2010&base_name=dems_say_no_to_ending_crack_di

Senate Says No To Ending Crack Disparity.

Earlier this morning, Sen. Dick Durbin announced that he and Sen. Jeff Sessions had reached a "compromise" in the Senate gym over Durbin's bill, which would have eliminated the 100 to 1 sentencing disparity for crack vs. powder cocaine.
"If you ever wonder if anything good ever happens there, it appears something good might have happened there," Durbin said, which may or may not have been an oblique reference to former Congressman Eric Massa's tale about being lobbied by Rahm Emanuel in the House gym. "Senator [Orrin] Hatch was there to witness it."
The compromise was that Durbin would accept Sessions' amendment to change the disparity from 100 to 1 to 20 to 1. In return, Sessions offered to withdraw his amendments that would have narrowed the circumstances under which a judge could reduce penalties for offenders who acted with "fear, impulse or affection," and would have imposed a 10-year mandatory maximum for simple possession rather than eliminating the five-year mandatory minimum for simple possession entirely.
"My position is for one to one, equity and equality in sentencing, but in order to get things done you have to be prepared to make mutual concessions," Durbin said. "That's what we have done."

In a statement, the ACLU Legislative Counsel Jennifer Bellamy urged Congress to eliminate the disparity entirely, saying, "We finally have the political will and momentum to end this unconstitutional disparity. We should not miss this opportunity to effect real change and ensure fair sentencing for all Americans."
The Judiciary Committee passed the bill, which will go to the full Senate for a floor vote. Instead of eliminating the crack/powder disparity, which practically everyone in the committee acknowledged disproportionately affects black Americans, the senators opted to make the law one-fifth as racist as it used to be.
The senators on the committee spent the rest of the markup complimenting each other on all they had achieved with their bipartisanship.
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An we wonder if Racism still doesn't play a big part in American Society from TOP to BOTTOM.

3rd Party anybody?
 
karmacoma. said:
Quit dreaming.
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Who's dreaming? Are you even paying attention outside of the mainstream media and I am not talking about the Tea Party. The Coffee Party maybe, but really. Nobody knows what will take shape but something is coming and both Dems and Rep will be under fire.

I think its plainly clear there is a movement that is not interested in electing those currently in either party.

Its just the Tea Party has to drag around the imagine of being Racist around with them because they have done nothing to distance themselves from it.

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3rd Party? Gerald has been more RIGHT than WRONG no reason to question him now.

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Is the Tea Party Racist, the ANSWER IS YES!
 
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