"The censor believes that he can hold back the mighty traffic of life with a tin whistle and a raised right hand. For after all, it is life with which he quarrels." ~ Heywood Broun
Overkill: The Rise of Paramilitary Police Raids in America
Submitted by Mike Powers on Mon, 2010-11-15 04:00
Radley Balko on the militarization of civilian law enforcement and the demise of private property rights.
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The possession, use and sale of drugs are victimless activities. Even if you can somehow justify criminalizing victimless activities, ther is absolutely no way to justify the use of deadly force against suspects. Even guilty suspects, especially when you consider that evidence is found only AFTER the shooting stops.