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"18th American Casualty from US Drug Law Enforcement Operations in 2013: SWAT Team Kills Armed Homeowner in Dawn Drug Raid."

We don't know if he was selling counterfeit drugs, playing pharmacist without credentials, or totally innocent.

However, when a SWAT team comes to your mobile home, identifies itself, and announces it has a search warrant, do you ignore them, until they smash through your door, and point a gun at them?

[I researched the incident rather than depending only on the article above by a pro-drug legalization organization]

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If all the talk is about rights instead of drugs, how come there hasn’t been a peep about TSA agents? (maybe, you don’t mind guys examining your underwear?)

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Morganovich, I’m talking about the same subject you always talk about “liberty,” since you never had an economic, legal, medical, or moral reason to legalize drugs, only what you believe is a “right.”

I think, the TSA is a real threat to your liberty. You don’t have the right to conduct criminal activity on your property. However, you do have the right not to be treated like a criminal for no good reason.

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Ron, again, you misunderstood what I said. Sometimes, I wonder if you’re on drugs.

Perhaps, you missed the many articles on pro-drug legalization on this blog or believe they were really about the TSA.

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Maybe, Americans wouldn’t mind a random strip search everytime they go to the store nowadays.

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"French economist Frederic Bastiat wrote almost two hundred years ago in the early 1800s that “It is necessary to view economics from the viewpoint of the consumer."

What consumer? The affluent consumer, who works hard and saves 20% or more of his income, in a U.S. and global saving glut, or the impoverished consumer, who works hard and saves nothing?

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