would you support a worldwide "death penalty"for drug dealers?

Answer 1

No that is a little extreme.

Answer 2

No,as far I'm concerned it's a stupid question,and it's frightening that anyone would answer yes. Those who would answer yes are the same ones who will support turning their countries into police states eventually,they won't even know they have done it until its too late. Should we do what china did perhaps? after all they only killed 2 million people to solve their problem with opium. The drug problem has been blown so far out of proportion it is absolutely ridiculous,we now have the highest prison population in the world with over 2 million people in prison. And almost half of those people are in prison for non violent drug offences. Meanwhile we don't have enough prison space to keep the murderers and rapists and child molesters off our streets. That is you want my humble opinion an act which shows a huge lack of proper priorities,you can now in America get more actual time served in jail for couple hundred dollars worth of coke than you can for raping a 3 year old as long as you don't kill the child. Not to mention the fact that since the beginning of the so called Drug War the violence involved with drug distribution has tripled or more,we never really learn do we,prohibition didn't seem to teach us a damn thing. When holier than thou people decide they want some lifestyle law they really don't care how much damage they do to the society do they?

Answer 3

Read The Search for The Manchurian Candidate - Marks. You will see how LSD was first distributed by the CIA and drugs are a tool of security services to make the population docile.

Sandoz first made LSD and the CIA either bought all their product or later made sure they knew who Sandoz was supplying - LSD was a top down experiment - went to University Professors and grad students before filtering into undergrad population and the CIA were the only means of accessing the drug. Psychological experiments are still being perpetrated despite the promises made by Congress after The Search for Manchurian Candidate was published (now done at the Priory Clinic London on forces personnel without sufficient family involvement in their lives) THE SEARCH FOR THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE revealed the highly unethical and dubious involvement of CIA in thought / mind control experiments perpetrated on unkowing victims, some of them actually working on the experiments themselves and one committing suicide having had LSD slipped into his late night Cointreau - that was the evidence that finally revealed what the CIA were up to.

Don't think poppies in Afghanistan aren't getting intelligence service support in their distribution. How else did Oliver North finance his gun running escapade? - See General Noriega and the Sandanistas. Get real drugs are a social tool used in much the same way as the author Aldous Huxley described a product called SOMA in his novel Brave New World.

Answer 4

Would you? Don't be silly. Apart from the fact that punishment of any sort is proved NOT to be be a deterrent, I can think of a hundred crimes that are far worse than drug dealing, and why is a drug dealer any worse than a drug user? No user is forced to buy drugs, even the addicts, its just that it makes you feel better to think that any problems have a single, evil source that causes it all. That's a very American way of thinking and also a very old one.

Answer 5

yes and I will tell you a couple of reasons why

1 drug dealers sell to drug addicts and they are rapist

2 they are usually murders and robbers

3 they stabbed people

4 they kidnap people

5 they are very violent and get into fights so yea I think we should give them the death penalty and we should give the addicts the death penalty too. the ones that commit crimes.

Answer 6

Drug dealing would include supplying alcohol -which if invented today would be a drug.
The problem is not the dealers it is the money and the people willing to abuse themselves. Drinking alcohol is not wrong neither therefore can be taking cocaine some of our best artists used drugs. It is when it harms the person or society that is when it is wrong. We need to educate our people so that they are able to make the correct choices and have the resources not to need to make so called easy money. Would you execute a man who supplied drugs because his family would starve if he didn't.

Answer 7

I wouldn't support hanging, but I would like an island to be found, right out in the middle of nowhere, thousands of miles from life and surrounded by sharks. Those convicted of this vile crime (and I'm talking the hard stuff) could be shipped there and just left. The other beasties, eg., paedos, rapists, etc., could go there too; that way the country wouldn't have to pay for their stay in prison. They would then spend the rest of their lives, surviving as best they could and living with each other. Of course, there would have to be tagging, or some other from of control, as others may fly in and try to rescue them!

Answer 8

NO don't believe in the death penalty for any crime ,but think drug dealers should be given a dose of their own produce ..

Answer 9

there have been cops arrested and convicted for dealing drugs. So I fail to work out why the police could desire to tell human beings those issues in the event that they do no longer look to be the drug broking.. i do no longer even think of the police care approximately drugs as much as their occupation. in the event that they did, there could be closed bars around the country simply by fact the bartenders could lose their superb Vodka, Whiskey, Rum, Gin or Wine eating shoppers

Answer 10

No, but I would support a death penalty for world wide morons.

Answer 11

no all drugs shpould be legalised but the death penalty should be reinstated for Line dancing in a public place and the man who invented the donner kebab