The Biden administration is set to spend $3.6 million to deploy vending machines filled with drug supplies in rural Kentucky—an effort the Biden administration claims will reduce stigma for drug users.
so we now know who "won" the war on drugs now don't we ? it a good thing my parents pass on before all of this bullshit. they would have had a fit and a half over just how stupid this country is anymore. this is not going to end well for a lot of people.
Simple explanation in one sentence: It's feel-good, vote-buying fodder for the white liberal cunts who communicate their emotional vicarious fantasy "sex with a hung black innocent stud" in the joint because of white supremacist police.
'Vending machines' as in Ten Percent for The Big Guy.
ReplyDeleteso we now know who "won" the war on drugs now don't we ?
ReplyDeleteit a good thing my parents pass on before all of this bullshit. they would have had a fit and a half over just how stupid this country is anymore.
this is not going to end well for a lot of people.
Simple explanation in one sentence: It's feel-good, vote-buying fodder for the white liberal cunts who communicate their emotional vicarious fantasy "sex with a hung black innocent stud" in the joint because of white supremacist police.
ReplyDeleteCan we do ammo machines in the inner cities in order to reduce the stigma of being a burglar or a thief?
ReplyDeleteAmmo machines everywhere.
DeleteThose machines will be emptied within the hour. I reckon the contract to resupply pays well. Of course, this is how you feed the black market.
ReplyDeleteHow long ya think before the first smash-and-loot?
DeleteReduce the stigma on junkies?! Not showing up for work, robbing people, crashing cars, etc. Yeah, stigma.
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