Mr Uncle Leroy
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Which laws in your state or country would you change?
Which laws in your state or country would you change?
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O.iatlhawksfan
Devoted Joel Embiid hater
My dog bit someone who provoked him and now they want to put him down. First time ever doing this I think race had a lot to do with it.
stealthbomber
cruising at 30,000
fully legalize weed in cali. ive had enough of hiding it when i smoke n ride 
weed has got to be decriminalized everywhere. i dont support it, but i think it should be legal. but the fact that it isnt decriminalized everywhere is disgusting
stealthbomber
cruising at 30,000
real shyt. the money saved locking people up, the time wasted busting kids for smoking, and the tax dollars it could potentially make if legalized like alcohol is ridiculous. something like 30 billion dollars a year. and then that opens a whole new sector for jobs.
the big pharmaceutical companies
real shyt. the money saved locking people up, the time wasted busting kids for smoking, and the tax dollars it could potentially make if legalized like alcohol is ridiculous. something like 30 billion dollars a year. and then that opens a whole new sector for jobs.
yea i got a friend who knows some police chief near boston
chief said that perc 30s are ruinin the country. and they keep pumpin out that fukkin poison
stealthbomber
cruising at 30,000
yea i got a friend who knows some police chief near boston
chief said that perc 30s are ruinin the country. and they keep pumpin out that fukkin poison
pills are a different story. imho people shouldnt take pills on a daily basis, unless your dying of cancer or something.
anti-depressants, pain killers (except for a short period of time), psychotics, blood pressure medication, and "male enhancement" pills hurt more than they help.
but hey im not a doctor what do i know
now this is a political thread I can fukk with
not necessarily a law I would change, but the law I feel should be in ALL 50 states is the NY Martin Act of 1921
"What is the Martin Act? The 1921 law gives New York attorneys general the unique ability to fight financial fraud, according to Slate business columnist Daniel Gross, who cited the Legal Affairs editor (Nicholas Thompson) who wrote this account of the law several years ago. Like Gross, I'll cite a useful definition from Thompson's article, too:
"The purpose of the Martin Act is to arm the New York attorney general to combat financial fraud. It empowers him to subpoena any document he wants from anyone doing business in the state; to keep an investigation totally secret or to make it totally public; and to choose between filing civil or criminal charges whenever he wants. People called in for questioning during Martin Act investigations do not have a right to counsel or a right against self-incrimination. Combined, the act's powers exceed those given any regulator in any other state."
not necessarily a law I would change, but the law I feel should be in ALL 50 states is the NY Martin Act of 1921
"What is the Martin Act? The 1921 law gives New York attorneys general the unique ability to fight financial fraud, according to Slate business columnist Daniel Gross, who cited the Legal Affairs editor (Nicholas Thompson) who wrote this account of the law several years ago. Like Gross, I'll cite a useful definition from Thompson's article, too:
"The purpose of the Martin Act is to arm the New York attorney general to combat financial fraud. It empowers him to subpoena any document he wants from anyone doing business in the state; to keep an investigation totally secret or to make it totally public; and to choose between filing civil or criminal charges whenever he wants. People called in for questioning during Martin Act investigations do not have a right to counsel or a right against self-incrimination. Combined, the act's powers exceed those given any regulator in any other state."
mandatory sentences
death penalty written into law used for first degree murder cases as well as child molestation cases
dissolution of the youth criminal justice act, everyone will be tried as adults
dissolution of family law act, no more alimony
death penalty written into law used for first degree murder cases as well as child molestation cases
dissolution of the youth criminal justice act, everyone will be tried as adults
dissolution of family law act, no more alimony