Reply #343: true, but [View All]

this worthless fuck is the LAST person i want as an example of how wrong the US drug laws are.

it doesn't matter that Viagra isn't narcotic, you're falling for his lawyer's spin. the bottom line is he was in posession of prescription drugs that were in someone elses name. to compound it, he violated his plea agreement. any poor person KNOWS DAMN WELL that when you are on probation or any kind of plea, you DO NOT fuck it up! a sympathetic police officer may look the other way if he finds drugs on a first time offender, but if you're being watched by the state, he will not let it slide. the thing is, the stupid fucker COULD have avoided this snafu if he had only followed the law and got his prescription in his own name, nobody but his doctor and pharmacist would know he has a tiny limp dick, but no, he had to hide it, and now the whole fucking world knows. beautiful irony.

as far as the drug laws on the books, as long as they are what they are, i don't have much of a problem with authorities checking people entering the US from foreign countries for drugs, as they have been for many more years than the bullshit war on terrorism, but i DO have a problem with that level of scrutiny on people travelling within the US.