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*Sigh*

Your apple shouts so loud I cannot hear a word you say.

Study, man, study. Try understanding the vileness of Marxism before you critique it. You might just find your own face staring back at you.

So? Give me some evidence that Marxism hates central government. All I see is evidence to the contrary.

As I read the words of Adolf Hitler, which I posted in #98, I asked myself which American politician, which American bureaucrat, which American schoolteacher, which American citizen would disagree with the principles to which Hitler subscribed to in his beliefs.

Nazi is a term used by Drug War prisoners and non-prisoners alike, as though it were a given that the mentality behind Nazi behavior a half-century ago and the operation of today 's Drug War is no different. The comparison is an uncomfortable one, and one's first inclination is to reject it. A US judge has objected that nothing in the conduct of today's Drug War resembles the terror tactics in Nazi Germany where SS troops could storm into a person's home and no one saw or heard of that person again. The objection is understandable, but it rests on a false premise.

The Nazis were not a bunch of crooks, operating outside the confines of the law. Everything they did had legal backing, and if on some occasion a law was needed they composed one.

Flat out, it will be objected that a world of difference separates a prison from a death camp.

Drug War prisoners are not intended for a holocaust. Ominously for our peace of mind, however, until the last minute neither were the people held in concentration camps.

They were held there to protect the health of society.