Can police pretend to be drug dealers?
yes, unfortunately they can.anyway possible too, it doesnt matter via email or face to face. in order to get arrested you would have to say yes n then buy a good amount acouple of times, they probably wont arrest you for a one time buy but they could if they wanted to..and im talking weight. they like to go after the biggest buyer/distrubuter they can catch. if you feel its a cop stop talking to that person about it now! hope this helps!
Why is AG Jeff Sessions trying to revive the failed war on drugs?
It’s the perfect “have you stopped beating your wife?” situation.As great effort has already been expended to make drugs the cause of all evil, as they are (only) possessed by gun-toting crazed people of color, most of whom are “illegal” by their mere presence, the rest of whom are raising a ruckus threatening the true fabric of America, AND are taking food out of your children’s mouths by taking your jobs…It’s probably ungodly somewhere, too.Well, who could be against that? You spend a billion dollars and arrest one guy, somebody will cheer (I still haven’t gotten over the guy on Quora who soberly advocated nuking California in event of secession).That’s not you? What are you, against what is right and Amurika? Damn libralls, they’d be marrying dogs next. Monitor his cellphone for known fellow-subversives, Chipper.It’s the perfect preponderance, catch-all, of falsehoods. Oh, plus, we all get taxed more and have less privacy and more surveillance.Yay!
Why do you think wiretapping is necessary in America's war on terrorism?
I have a debate to give on next Tuesday on why wiretapping is necessary in America's war on terror. The prompt for this debate is: "The federal domestic wiretapping program is legal and necessary in America's war on terror". I am on the Affirmative (Pro) side of this argument. If anyone can give me some info on this, I would very much appreciate it! Thanks!