Methbusters x264 HDTV

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:"taskforce also battles heroin, cocaine, marijuana and other illegal drugs."

nazi taskforce!

and marijuana was never an illegal drug,
until some holier-than-thou fuckheads declared it illegal just out of greed!

i shouldn't be surprised by a show that blatantly rips off the name of the mythbusters.

you can legally get blasted at millions of bars around the country but if you're caught with a little weed,
they hang ya.

what i would give to travel back in time to bitch slap harry anslinger...

you're off the target. the police is not making the laws. it only upholds them.

i can think several reasons for that kind of immature name calling for wrong target, but perhaps
it's better not to mention them here. however, you do know your first word rendered rest of your
"arguments" worth for nothing, do you?

i have not watched this program yet so i cannot comment specifically on this program.
however, we've all seen programs that depict overzealous fanatical heavy handed police agents
who pick and chose what laws to uphold and to whom they are going to apply. all too often the
look of excitement, joy, and pride in their faces is unwarranted and disgusting. we can all point to
unjust laws. laws that exist for financial or other ulterior reasons and motive, and not for the
protection and betterment of a free society. how about the hypocrisy of our laws? the precursor
chemicals used to process cocaine/heroin in colombia (and other countries) come from the good
old united states. we export tens of thousand of barrels (millions of dollars) of chemical to
countries that have no legitimate use for them other than to create street drugs that are then
shipped back to the united states. hypocrisy, yes. ridiculous, arcane, draconian laws, yes.
hundreds of billions of dollars spent on an unwinnable war on drugs. dollars spent on prevention
and treatment? negligible. but hey, as long as some overzealous fanatical heavy handed police
agents can make themselves feel good, when in reality they've not even made a dent, and u.s.
chemical companies get their cut (millions of dollars) then all is well?