[LibFreeOrDie]

For once, I agree with Ginsberg. WTF were the others Supremes thinking?

I haven’t been an opponent of “The War On Drugs” but if the Supremes think it’s OK for cops to break down doors at a whiff of marijuana, I’m going to have to reconsider.

[UniqueViews]

“if the Supremes think it’s OK for cops to break down doors at a whiff of marijuana”...

I guess you are right — and they didn’t even break down the door of the drug dealer... IOW, they could be breaking into the wrong apartment.

[samtheman]

I haven’t been an opponent of “The War On Drugs” but if the Supremes think it’s OK for cops to break down doors at a whiff of marijuana, I’m going to have to reconsider.

I agree with you exactly. This is going too far. It's enough to make me think of saying: enough.

[jospehm20]

I have been against it for years now and no, I do not do any drugs. The WOD gave us forfieture laws, no knock raids, workplace urinalysis and now this. Isn’t what the government is doing to our God given rights in the name of the WOD peachy? I do not think it is worth the freedoms we have lost, much less the money it costs us.

[Moonman62]

For once, I agree with Ginsberg. WTF were the others Supremes thinking?

Why don't you read the actual ruling rather than going by a selective summary in a liberal newspaper?