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"Because I haven't read this in a looooong time."

I forgot about this and watched a documentary last night about it, and it still rages me that this happens.

http://www.geocities.com/ CapitolHill/ Senate/9552/asset.html


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Originally it was conceived to combat the rise in drug-related crimes in the USA.
On paper, it seems the perfect solution.

However, human nature (and beaurocratic corruption) being what it is, there have been too many examples of this law being abused to merit it's continuation.

And it's being adopted over here, although not quite to the staggering abuse-levels seen in the US.

Is this really as Draconian as it seems? or is there a point to this law?

Please Explain (I'm such a bimbo)

I forgot about this and watched a documentary last night about it, and it still rages me that this happens.

http://www.geocities.com/ CapitolHill/ Senate/9552/asset.html


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