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A.D.D. and the Blog

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Finally I feel like the blog i've been making for my dad is ready enough to syndicate. I've learned alot, and I've learned so very little! but I managed to get it up and running dispite my A.D.D

Please take a look. it's called   I'm leaving this monastery! the blog not the joke   

If someone wanted to do this country harm, they could do no more than the drug war. Our enemies must relish our plight. No doubt they delight in the quagmire in which we find ourselves. As totalitarians they have no corresponding problems. Smoke dope and die is an amazingly effective and simple way to deal with the problem given a sufficiently large, invasive and brutal police force. This method is also the only way that works.

But we are a humane and reasonable people in a free society. The drug war is not an option for us. That is the bad news. The good news is that the fear of drugs and their effect on society has been overstated. Drugs are and always will be a problem within any free society. More people will take more drugs if they are legal. Sure they will. These drugs can make you fall asleep at the wheel or string your nerves as tight as a banjo string, but they cannot make you steal money from your mother’s purse. They can change your perspective. LSD can make you ‘drop out’ of society and devote your life to protecting the earth. The drug ecstasy can put one in touch with the love they feel for their spouse. Both of these drugs are illegal and both can do you harm if too much is taken or taken too often.

So, we are allowed the disease but not the cure. Nothing wrong with being a total introvert materialist in our society, but expanding your consciousness to incorporate solidarity with one or many is forbidden. Slowing down the pace of your life with a joint is not a choice in our society it is a chance. Do you really think our government or your neighbor is up to making these decisions for you and for your society? What do you think? Speak out! Listen. Don’t give up ever. Our nations future and the future of freedom itself are at stake.

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 There is a certain allure to the drug war for the vast majority who see drugs as just a stupid mistake. Losing the freedom to ingest illegal drugs seems to be small enough sacrifice for what you get in return. But, what you gain is subject to debate and what you lose is freedom at the most fundamental level. The stakes are high. The masses are making simple decisions about things that are not so simple. The evidence is here and it is clear. When we turned medical care over to the government, we turn over sovereign right to our bodies. If you find it easy to accept prohibition, please think again and keep reading please. I think I can explain if you will please read.

Freedom is not now, nor has it ever been, provided by the government. Trusting a government with your freedom makes trusting a fox with the chickens look like sound management. That is my point, now all I have to do is convince you.

If you could see prohibition and freedom as anathema, which would you choose? To those who choose both I speak. I dismiss those who choose freedom along with the choir. Those seeing the conflict and choosing prohibition over freedom, I dismiss with contempt now, but will woo you later when I’ve finished with the big bunches.

So, you are still reading. Guess you think prohibition and freedom can coexist. Pointing out that it has not worked ever misses the point. Prohibition is not just drugs. It is sex for money. It is gambling. It is living. It is dying. It is control. It is pain. It is every judgmental self-righteous petty preference of any group that can find themselves in a voting majority. It is a people abusing a democracy. It goes far beyond the selection of our leaders as envisaged by the founding fathers. It is a people voting against their neighbors. It is people going to jail simply for not sharing the values of their more numerous neighbors. It is the sociological equivalent of a dog scratching a hole in its skin.

For those of you who buy that entire tirade and still think prohibition is ok, please join the The Flat Earthers in the corner.

Rick Wolfe

Elitist

Elitist thinking plays a major roll in the perpetuation of the failed drug war. The temporary escape of drugs from a life filled with difficulty, poverty, hate and self-loathing is truly intoxicating. For the desperately poor the money from drug sales is an equally intoxicating temptation.

For lives devoid of these miseries the problem is distant and hard to understand. The old expression “driven to drink” is just a colloquialism to most elitists. They are not tempted to risk all that they have with illegal drugs. To them it is nothing more than weakness. They see a difference between taking their prescribed Valium to cope with the stress in their lives and a homeless man smoking a joint under a bridge for the same reason.

Drug abuse is not choosing between lawfulness and criminality, it is choosing a fleeting alternative to despair over the relative slight possibility of punishment in a free society. No matter how draconian these punishments the abuse of drugs continues, as does human misery. Difficult lives become impossible, not because of drugs but because of the drug war.

The elitists see only laws, crime, and punishment. They do not see their position in life as superior they see themselves as superior. They then use their superior position with the government to visit even more misery on the miserable. If these elitists are truly superior then why can they not see how wrong they are?

Written by
Rick Wolfe
The "Reality Check" Project founder

If you are responsible for your behavior before taking drugs and you are also responsible for your behavior after taking drugs, then drug laws are moot. This is why the "I'm drunk" explanation rarely works at traffic stops.

So why bother with drug laws? Everything that was illegal before the laws is illegal after the laws. Except the logically flawed addition of various compounds that are not animate, virulent or explosive. In other words, drugs.

There being nothing without a reason leads one to wonder. The crafters of the drug war must be trying to prevent behavior that is otherwise legal. Ahhhh. Is the religious majority manipulating us into yet another war? Is the drug war merely an attempt to foist a morality on us all? With brutal, relentless punishments meted out by the millions, people have languished in prisons having never harmed a soul. Their only offense was just that, an offense to the moral majority. I don’t think most good people would allow this suffering if they knew it was solely for the purpose of purveying a morality at gunpoint.

Most religious creed provides for a free will. The personal struggle with good and evil being the purpose of existence, why interfere? Does man have a fate as a free being or as an insect dully supporting the hive mind? I hope it’s not too late to make the correct choice.

Written by
Rick Wolfe
(My Dad)

The Last Tyranny of Man