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In reply to the discussion: Russell Brand: Philip Seymour Hoffman is another victim of extremely stupid drug laws. [View all]CreekDog
(46,192 posts)70. so you're saying you don't agree with Democrats on most of the major issues
expanding social welfare programs.
expanding gun control
but there's also the matter of you defending Ron Paul more than Barack Obama, even Ron Paul's record on racist statements.
so being a little different on one issue, that's one thing, true, being at odds on most issues and being a defender of Ron Paul while excoriating Obama isn't one issue, it's a pattern.
and your posts on the IRS issue and Benghazi are just bonuses.
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Russell Brand: Philip Seymour Hoffman is another victim of extremely stupid drug laws. [View all]
another_liberal
Feb 2014
OP
No more a victim than all those entertainers in the 50-70 who chose drugs that ended their lives.
kelliekat44
Feb 2014
#13
Just because some rather shallow people may have thought of them as such . . .
another_liberal
Feb 2014
#18
Sure. Regulated dosage could easily have saved him. Had he known his dose he most likely would not
grahamhgreen
Feb 2014
#26
Maybe you should check out some places that don't have such neanderthal drug laws
SomethingFishy
Feb 2014
#68
And again, that "predilection" is much, much stronger in those whose parent(s)
NYC Liberal
Feb 2014
#66
Because they didn't *become* addicts until they themselves used drugs the first time.
WillowTree
Feb 2014
#67