"But a new analysis of state data shows that low-level marijuana arrests during the de Blasio administration have continued at roughly the same level as under former Mayor Michael Bloomberg."
(NYT link.)
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But what de Blasio promised made people feel good for him on election day, and that's all that matters.
We need to extend that phenomenon with national same day voter registration. Heck, let's just do away with voter registration entirely. Government by mob rule.
In other words, the police ignore deblasio.
Not living up to his promises? Typical leftie.
Surprise surprise.
Legal Marijuana Favored by 58% of Americans, 1% of Senators
Dopers should be arrested. Marijuana leads directly to mental illness and heroin use. We need another drug warrior like Reagan to start busting the druggies and put them in prison where they belong.
Dumping out the weed would seem like the penalty most proportional to the amount possessed.
@Madisonfella. I think all lefties should be arrested. Or at a minimum, have the IRS go after them full bore.
I can dream, can't I?
Do you mean I CAN'T keep my policy?
Hypocrisy, thy name is democrat.
Political opportunism. So, what else is new? It's better that he was exposed sooner than later. If only to enable proper assessment of the situation.
OpenID madisonfella said...
Dopers should be arrested. Marijuana leads directly to mental illness and heroin use. We need another drug warrior like Reagan to start busting the druggies and put them in prison where they belong.
I mean, what could go wrong? And, remember, only left wingers are authoritarians.
A Progressive....LIED?
I'm feeling faint over here!
And, remember, only left wingers are authoritarians.
I prefer muggers to Leftists. A mugger doesn't ask me to thank him and name shit after him when he robs me.
I suggest you'd do well not to believe a word of that opinion article and assume the "facts" they give in the article aren't legitimate and are massaged to fit the narrative.
You'd do well to always assume the editorial board of the New York Times is always trying to pull one over on you. Even if you do disagree with the Mayor politically and see this as a good reason to attack him.
Don't believe the New York Times Editorial Board. That's foolish.
no one should be surprised. after bratton was appointed anyone who was awake suspected the status quo would be maintained to some extent.
It's way easier to criticize a policy while you're still a candidate than to find a plausible alternative once you're the person in charge.
Cf. Barack Obama and Guantanamo
My best hope for NYC is that DeBlasio turns out to be too pragmatic to follow through with his idiotic campaign promises, or else too ineffectual for it to matter.
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