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by AnthonyMouse
1060 days ago
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> Not PP, but the onus is always on the person or group making the affirmative claim. But they're both making an affirmative claim. One says that legalization is better and all these addicts are an error in execution. The other says that criminalization is better and all this widespread disrespect for the law and erosion of civil liberties and mass incarceration and cartel murder squads are an error in execution. In general the burden should be on the party who wants make something illegal. |
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