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Quote: That is incorrect. See info farther down. Quote: I agree that we should not call a Jew a Nazi. For the above reasons. I believe that is the core reason that Marc has apologized to Irwin Colter for calling him a Nazi back when he was dictating his jail blogs. But I did some more research: http://www.google.com/search?q=nazi+drug+users+camps From the Spring 2002 issue of the Journal of Drug Issues there are these quotes: http://www.archido.de/eldok/publ/jdi/bullington.pdf and HTML version Quote: The five-fold increase in the U.S. incarceration rate since 1971 when Nixon declared a war on drugs owes a large part to the mandatory minimum drug sentencing laws enacted since the Rockefeller drug laws in New York in 1973. http://www.google.com/search?q=Rockefeller+drug+laws+1973 Irwin Cotler is now lauding some mandatory minimum sentencing laws. Not all such proposed laws, but some of them. This is how it begins. Attorney General Irwin Cotler is opening the back door of U.S. extradition to give Marc Emery and Renee Boje a mandatory minimum cannabis sentence of 10 years to life in prison. The Rockefeller mandatory minimum drug sentencing laws in New York are currently being dismantled. Do Irwin Cotler and his Liberal Party bosses need to repeat the mistakes and failures of U.S. drug laws? That line goes down all the way back to 1971. For longer timeline charts: https://www.angelfire.com/rnb/y/rates.htm Majority of prisoners in the USA are in due to the drug war. Out of over 2 million inmates. Drug crimes, drug-related crimes (such as robbing to get money for drugs that are expensive because of the drug war), drug trade crimes, drug-related parole violations, etc.. https://www.angelfire.com/rnb/y/majority.htm From a 2000 article: -------------------- Image galleries for Marc Emery, Renee Boje, and Nazi-like U.S. prison brutality. Will fascist In-Justice Minister Irwin Cotler bring Canada's low incarceration rate up to the astronomical U.S. level? Edited by eco2man (Wed Aug 31 2005 11:56 PM) |
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MedPotMarc: Quote: David quoted this: Quote: At that late date (1938) nothing was allowed to be published in Nazi Germany without Nazi approval. So the use of cannabis was tied to the whole racist Nazi ideology. |
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The tying of cannabis use to racial superiority was both a German and US affair. Many early eugenists were American. The KKK is American. What makes the Nazis unique is the scale of murder, torture, and/or harsh treatment that the Nazis used against dissidents, races, religions, gypsies, conquered nationalities, POWs, gays, drug users, physically disabled, mentally disabled, and cultures they disliked. It is interesting that reefer madness reached the federal level in the USA in 1937. That is when marijuana was outlawed at the federal level. That was one year before that book tying the use of cannabis to racial groups was published in Germany in 1938. I bet there were other such Nazi-approved articles and books. I bet cannabis was outlawed in Germany before that. I would like to know all this. I hope some people post more info. I have been adding stuff today to this webpage here: The Green Triangle. https://www.angelfire.com/rnb/y/triangle.htm Someone ought to interview the German author Lorenz Bollinger (the other authors were American) involved in that Spring 2002 issue of the Journal of Drug Issues that I quoted from. Another quote from the intro to that issue: Quote: |
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Nazi drug war parallels are very relevant now that the subject has been broached by the media. Go read the thread that Marc Emery started in this Emery Extradition forum titled: "I was wrong,I exercised bad judgement, I apologize" http://www.cannabisculture.com/forums/showflat.php?Number=1144510 Marc Emery now says that Jews such as Irwin Cotler should not be called Nazis. Because it is too hurtful to Jews. But Marc Emery says that concerning the drug war there are many parallels today to Nazi and fascist history. And this article I posted in this thread further proves it. Have you read the article? Have you read this quote below from the article. Canada seems ready to go the path of harsher punishments, and mandatory minimums. Quote: The "mild mannered middle class" public (as you wrote) is not put off by the Nazi issue. If that was true, then why are there so many documentaries on the history of Nazism shown every year? Some of the public is put off by people calling some Jews Nazis. As long as we don't do that I don't think there will be much of a backlash. And as long as we don't make unproven claims when making comparisons between today's drug war and the Nazi drug war. If we continue to make valid comparisons, and if we don't become shrill about it, and if we don't sound like conspiracy nuts, then it will be just one more issue in the many issues involved with the drug war. This really fascinates me in the 2002 article: Quote: As a percentage of the population I think the USA has gone a lot farther than Nazi Germany in stigmatizing and punishing cannabis and drug users. The USA somewhat instituted Reinhard Heydrich's plans. In Texas 1% of the whole population is incarcerated! 5% is under some form of correctional supervision: jail prison probation parole! https://www.angelfire.com/rnb/y/texas.htm The Nazis killed some drug users by classifying them as part of other classes that they marginalized: Quote: If one takes out these deaths that Nazi Germany imposed, then what the Germans did in punishing a whole class of people, drug users, was mild (numberwise) compared to the insane drug war in the USA. I don't know how many of the regular incarcerated drug offenders died in Nazi Germany. The people classified with the "green triangles" as common criminals: https://www.angelfire.com/rnb/y/triangle.htm *Nazi concentration camp badges - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nazi_concentration_camp_badges Majority of U.S. prisoners are in due to drug war. Over 2 million inmates. Drug crimes, drug-related crimes (such as robbing to get money for drugs that are expensive because of the drug war), drug trade crimes, drug-related parole violations, etc.. USA has highest incarceration rate. The Drug-War Industrial Complex. The USA has less than 5% of the world's population, but has 25% of the world's prisoners. https://www.angelfire.com/rnb/y/majority.htm And the Nazi-like racism of the U.S. drug war is even more incredible: Over 5% of adult black males (of all ages) is in prison or jail! U.S. imprisonment charts. By race, gender, Hispanic origin, age, drug use, etc.. U.S. state by state, felony disenfranchisement (no voting rights) laws. Links to more charts elsewhere. Institutional racism of both the drug war, and of cannabis/drug reformers. https://www.angelfire.com/rnb/y/charts5.htm The US drug war is the underlying engine to increase incarceration for many problems. Got a problem? Then just jail someone. The US politician's answer to many problems. Blame some people, scapegoat them, and then jail them. Reinhard Heydrich would be proud. |
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