[Blood of Tyrants]

Maybe, just maybe, this might slow down the rush to decriminalize drugs in other states. But I doubt it. If there is one thing I've learned is that leftists do not learn from failure and want to keep pushing the same failed ideas.

[cross_bearer_02]

Who says the plan wasn’t 100% successful?

1. Decriminalize drugs in the state
2. Let the drug issue burn the whole thing to the ground
3. Common-sense people are fed up and leave the city
4. Property values go to crap; city gets properties for pennies on the dollar
5. Recriminalize drugs to secure their newly founded community utopia
6. From the ashes, build anew in their own image

[TwelveOfTwenty]

Did the rest of you read this part?

"HB 4002 is not a perfect solution; legislators will undoubtedly have much more work to do in upcoming sessions. But it sets a standard for how the state should approach the drug addiction crisis: by empowering law enforcement and our behavioral health systems to work together to help Oregonians struggling with chronic addiction seek life-saving treatment."

I actually support this approach.

[Fledermaus]

Just little children making silly demands until it backfires.

[Fledermaus]

Oregon, specifically Portland, is a nightmare.

Last visit there I had a huge druggie demand I give him my Batman T-shirt.

Another druggie demanded money on the train. I just got out and waited for the next train. Same druggies in that one.

Finally even my liberal family moved out. But moved back to California.

[Twotone]

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