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In reply to the discussion: The corporate epidemic and meth. [View all]Half-Century Man
(5,279 posts)16. Legally, what is the standard..
For a laboratory animal using violence to secure it's freedom and release from suffering?
If a people are culturally suppressed, economically enslaved, have had protective legislation stripped away, pay at a higher tax rate without actual political representation, have had a privileged minority granted special favors, and their environment destroyed with complete disregard for human life in the name of money (with is a definition of manslaughter); at what point and to what extent can violence be used?
And how do we stop it before the USA burns?
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I'd heard there was a way to make the product nearly impossible to use in a meth lab
KamaAina
May 2013
#8
kr. it's been my belief for a while that areas of high unemployment are deliberately
HiPointDem
May 2013
#9
interesting. i looked up the book & found you can read excerpts online. hells angels/california
HiPointDem
May 2013
#21
K&R Not just the jobs but the helpless hopelessness and dissatisfaction their loss brings.
Egalitarian Thug
May 2013
#10
Great book. I read it awhile ago. Highly recommend. My home state of Montana was hit hard by meth
LiberalLoner
May 2013
#12
Another region that has been hit is one that never had the infrastructure you mentioned
loyalsister
May 2013
#17
a bit different. small-scale moonshining always existed in backwoods locales, for local use, &
HiPointDem
May 2013
#25