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Hellifino what MrLeroy's doing.

And, BTW, though you will likely choose to disbelieve and mock what I have to say, I spent too many of my formative years thinking drug use was bad for me to be able to change and embrace them now. Not to mention all of the little bottles I had to fill for our Corpsmen... The War on Americans (aka the War on some Drugs)is the most blatant and obvious attack on the Constitution. The violations include virtually ALL of the first ten amendments except number Three... and I suspect that violating THAT one would be the only way to "win" that war... when each and every home has a government agent living in it, maybe, just MAYBE we'd have no more drug use... but then again, if the gubmint can't even keep drugs out of max security prisons, I kinda doubt it.

So my crusade is the restoration of the Constitution for the United States, AS WRITTEN, to be the Supreme Law of the Land. I am NOT a believer in the goodness of government or of the "living" Constitution or even the basic WISDOM of politicians, judges and bureaucraps. Of course, neither do I believe in the Easter Bunny or the Tooth Fairy.

The question I asked you serves to point out that you, if you are honest with yourself, let alone anyone around you, are no different than the Left which seeks out activist judges to get what they cannot get passed by the legislature. You get laws passed to have government do what you, as an individual, haven't the legitmate authority to do. In this you are not one whit different than the most extreme leftist (who this month is Howard Dean, if I hear correctly). And it's all to the same goal: gaining power and control over the lives of others. Demonize drugs and drug users; get people used to the idea of more stringent controls (for our own good, of course). Demonize firearms and gun owners, at the same time, and get people used to the idea that we should be disarmed. Then we can have raids on gun owners and those vile creatures have it coming, just like the druggies did. But then, who's next? And there WILL be a next victim, just as sure as the sun rises in the east. Power and control. It's an addiction far worse than crack or meth or heroin. And FedGov suffers from it. And you cheer them on. Just as I once enabled my ex-wife to continue her addiction to alcohol until finally I could take no more. Funny thing, after we were divorced she stopped drinking and became a much nicer person. Perhaps when you get over your addiction to power you'll be a much nicer person to know. I am already aware that we have a lot in common. It's just this power trip that turns you into an Edward Hyde.