If you noticed, it was a 5-year-old reprint of a Soros "letter to the editor" or "guest editorial" that ran in the Washington Post. And it was sourced and linked to Soros' own Web site, not the Washington Post.
although I wish your post #221 could stay up, for it shows your cognitive dissonance on conservative and liberal issues.
LOL! Using the Washington Post to say that drug validation is not a leftist issue.
I wish it could stay up, too, if only to prove conclusively that you have rocks in your head. I wasn't using the Washington Post to say that drug validation isn't a leftist issue. It's not an issue owned by anyone, and right there you've gone and given away the paltry calculus you apply when you play politics. Stances on issues stem from ideology, not the other way around. And since you're so fond of using Soros' stance on the Drug War to form your own, I posted it, using Soros' own words, so other Freepers could see exactly what you were talking about.Opposition to the Drug War comes from the left and the right, but mostly from the right. This has been pointed out to you time and time again to the point where most anti-Wodders don't even bother arguing the point with you any more.
Fifty posts to this thread and you still can't make a conservative argument for supporting the War on Drugs.
"Because Soros is for it" is not a legitimate argument unless your entire political ideology is anti-Sorosism. Sorry.
If it was printed in the Washington Post, we are bound by our court agreement to only allow excerpts. Thanks, AM