New York’s marijuana arrests, says a growing chorus of critics, are a prime example of how the nation’s drug laws disproportionately impact black and Latino communities.
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Jason this makes me sooooo mad. I am and have always been an advocate for the underdog. This is another example of the 'white man' to keep everyone below them. They have no respect for human life or dignity and it p....me off. Are our jails not a proof that we go for anyone not white, regardless of what state you are in. Did you see where the sherriff of Arizona spoke about picking up illegals which he likes to call "illegal aliens" he wanted to get all of them. It was disgusting.
All are equal but look at the jails. It is not true. Then we ask ourselves why there is no man in the black family to take care of their children. They are sitting in the jails provided for them for what??? Standing on the corner trying to make a living and getting busted for some MMJ, maybe not medical, but we have all bought some product from someone like that. OH MY it just makes me mad as a wet hen.
Then we have the people that have risked their lives to cross the borders so they can work on our farms here in the US and send monies back to their families. What is that about. They are not the gang members they are fathers trying to help their families that they choose not to risk their lives when he can come here and do the work. The families are at home in Mexico with their family members worrying about them, and then we have the children of both cases left without fathers to help them learn the lessons of life.
Really folks, what have we come to? What happened to give me your poor.... What happened to having a melting pot of people. One day the white man will pay for all of this hatred spewed across the nation. One day there will be a revolt by those we have treated so horribly. One day we white folks will be the minority and I hope the tables don't get turned on us. I'm just sayin...