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r/MurderedByWords • u/iTriggerChuds • Dec 11 '19
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One of Nixon's aides admitted that the war on drugs was designed to target black communities and anti-war left.
-4 u/Scrantonstrangla Dec 11 '19 Yeah... 23rds of a century ago 11 u/TheDutchin Dec 11 '19 So affected the lives of people living today, got it. -1 u/Scrantonstrangla Dec 11 '19 In what way? 6 u/TheDutchin Dec 11 '19 I have heard the time in prison affects your life, something about the ability to land a job, losing years of freedom, the mental damage being incarcerated inflicts on people, etc etc etc. 5 u/voncornhole2 Dec 11 '19 People in some states are still being put in jail for possession of drugs 1 u/Scrantonstrangla Dec 11 '19 How is that institutional racism? 5 u/TheDutchin Dec 11 '19 Because one of Nixon's aides admitted the war on drugs was racist. Deja vu. 0 u/Scrantonstrangla Dec 11 '19 It’s from half a century ago 1 u/TheDutchin Dec 11 '19 Yeah, so there are people alive today who were imprisoned because of it. Deja, deja vu. 0 u/Scrantonstrangla Dec 11 '19 Nah they dead 3 u/clowntowne Dec 11 '19 Because the entire policy that is still in force today was designed with racist intent you dense motherfucker 1 u/Scrantonstrangla Dec 11 '19 The policy actually drastically changed in the late 70s and again in the mid 80s. Nothing of Nixon’s war on crime exists today 0 u/Handburn Dec 11 '19 Glad it ended then and there. No more war on drugs. S/ if it is actually needed
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Yeah... 23rds of a century ago
11 u/TheDutchin Dec 11 '19 So affected the lives of people living today, got it. -1 u/Scrantonstrangla Dec 11 '19 In what way? 6 u/TheDutchin Dec 11 '19 I have heard the time in prison affects your life, something about the ability to land a job, losing years of freedom, the mental damage being incarcerated inflicts on people, etc etc etc. 5 u/voncornhole2 Dec 11 '19 People in some states are still being put in jail for possession of drugs 1 u/Scrantonstrangla Dec 11 '19 How is that institutional racism? 5 u/TheDutchin Dec 11 '19 Because one of Nixon's aides admitted the war on drugs was racist. Deja vu. 0 u/Scrantonstrangla Dec 11 '19 It’s from half a century ago 1 u/TheDutchin Dec 11 '19 Yeah, so there are people alive today who were imprisoned because of it. Deja, deja vu. 0 u/Scrantonstrangla Dec 11 '19 Nah they dead 3 u/clowntowne Dec 11 '19 Because the entire policy that is still in force today was designed with racist intent you dense motherfucker 1 u/Scrantonstrangla Dec 11 '19 The policy actually drastically changed in the late 70s and again in the mid 80s. Nothing of Nixon’s war on crime exists today 0 u/Handburn Dec 11 '19 Glad it ended then and there. No more war on drugs. S/ if it is actually needed
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So affected the lives of people living today, got it.
-1 u/Scrantonstrangla Dec 11 '19 In what way? 6 u/TheDutchin Dec 11 '19 I have heard the time in prison affects your life, something about the ability to land a job, losing years of freedom, the mental damage being incarcerated inflicts on people, etc etc etc. 5 u/voncornhole2 Dec 11 '19 People in some states are still being put in jail for possession of drugs 1 u/Scrantonstrangla Dec 11 '19 How is that institutional racism? 5 u/TheDutchin Dec 11 '19 Because one of Nixon's aides admitted the war on drugs was racist. Deja vu. 0 u/Scrantonstrangla Dec 11 '19 It’s from half a century ago 1 u/TheDutchin Dec 11 '19 Yeah, so there are people alive today who were imprisoned because of it. Deja, deja vu. 0 u/Scrantonstrangla Dec 11 '19 Nah they dead 3 u/clowntowne Dec 11 '19 Because the entire policy that is still in force today was designed with racist intent you dense motherfucker 1 u/Scrantonstrangla Dec 11 '19 The policy actually drastically changed in the late 70s and again in the mid 80s. Nothing of Nixon’s war on crime exists today
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In what way?
6 u/TheDutchin Dec 11 '19 I have heard the time in prison affects your life, something about the ability to land a job, losing years of freedom, the mental damage being incarcerated inflicts on people, etc etc etc. 5 u/voncornhole2 Dec 11 '19 People in some states are still being put in jail for possession of drugs 1 u/Scrantonstrangla Dec 11 '19 How is that institutional racism? 5 u/TheDutchin Dec 11 '19 Because one of Nixon's aides admitted the war on drugs was racist. Deja vu. 0 u/Scrantonstrangla Dec 11 '19 It’s from half a century ago 1 u/TheDutchin Dec 11 '19 Yeah, so there are people alive today who were imprisoned because of it. Deja, deja vu. 0 u/Scrantonstrangla Dec 11 '19 Nah they dead 3 u/clowntowne Dec 11 '19 Because the entire policy that is still in force today was designed with racist intent you dense motherfucker 1 u/Scrantonstrangla Dec 11 '19 The policy actually drastically changed in the late 70s and again in the mid 80s. Nothing of Nixon’s war on crime exists today
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I have heard the time in prison affects your life, something about the ability to land a job, losing years of freedom, the mental damage being incarcerated inflicts on people, etc etc etc.
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People in some states are still being put in jail for possession of drugs
1 u/Scrantonstrangla Dec 11 '19 How is that institutional racism? 5 u/TheDutchin Dec 11 '19 Because one of Nixon's aides admitted the war on drugs was racist. Deja vu. 0 u/Scrantonstrangla Dec 11 '19 It’s from half a century ago 1 u/TheDutchin Dec 11 '19 Yeah, so there are people alive today who were imprisoned because of it. Deja, deja vu. 0 u/Scrantonstrangla Dec 11 '19 Nah they dead 3 u/clowntowne Dec 11 '19 Because the entire policy that is still in force today was designed with racist intent you dense motherfucker 1 u/Scrantonstrangla Dec 11 '19 The policy actually drastically changed in the late 70s and again in the mid 80s. Nothing of Nixon’s war on crime exists today
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How is that institutional racism?
5 u/TheDutchin Dec 11 '19 Because one of Nixon's aides admitted the war on drugs was racist. Deja vu. 0 u/Scrantonstrangla Dec 11 '19 It’s from half a century ago 1 u/TheDutchin Dec 11 '19 Yeah, so there are people alive today who were imprisoned because of it. Deja, deja vu. 0 u/Scrantonstrangla Dec 11 '19 Nah they dead 3 u/clowntowne Dec 11 '19 Because the entire policy that is still in force today was designed with racist intent you dense motherfucker 1 u/Scrantonstrangla Dec 11 '19 The policy actually drastically changed in the late 70s and again in the mid 80s. Nothing of Nixon’s war on crime exists today
Because one of Nixon's aides admitted the war on drugs was racist.
Deja vu.
0 u/Scrantonstrangla Dec 11 '19 It’s from half a century ago 1 u/TheDutchin Dec 11 '19 Yeah, so there are people alive today who were imprisoned because of it. Deja, deja vu. 0 u/Scrantonstrangla Dec 11 '19 Nah they dead
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It’s from half a century ago
1 u/TheDutchin Dec 11 '19 Yeah, so there are people alive today who were imprisoned because of it. Deja, deja vu. 0 u/Scrantonstrangla Dec 11 '19 Nah they dead
Yeah, so there are people alive today who were imprisoned because of it.
Deja, deja vu.
0 u/Scrantonstrangla Dec 11 '19 Nah they dead
Nah they dead
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Because the entire policy that is still in force today was designed with racist intent you dense motherfucker
1 u/Scrantonstrangla Dec 11 '19 The policy actually drastically changed in the late 70s and again in the mid 80s. Nothing of Nixon’s war on crime exists today
The policy actually drastically changed in the late 70s and again in the mid 80s.
Nothing of Nixon’s war on crime exists today
Glad it ended then and there. No more war on drugs. S/ if it is actually needed
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u/ThriceDamnedMiller Dec 11 '19
One of Nixon's aides admitted that the war on drugs was designed to target black communities and anti-war left.