Good People Don T Smoke Pot Analysis

593 Words2 Pages

“Without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion.” “Good People Don’t Smoke Pot” the equivalent of “Good People don’t seek political office”. Tolerate to every man his own vices (until injury) and leave the moral legislation at home or at a place of worship. With every choice made, the perceived good should be weighed to the known or unknown risks. In so many issues facing “The People” this reasoning is skewed for what can only be perceived as Graft and Racketeering within current Political Economy. Correspondingly, those powers not granted to the central government cannot be created by the very politicians the constitution was designed to restrain. Additionally, the plethora of Rights belonging to the people, not listed in the Bill of Rights, cannot be liquidated by the very criminally minded politicians the Bill of Rights was projected to constrain. …show more content…

Within such diverse geography, economies, as well as climates, Americans should, and do, by Right, have the liberty and freedom to vote with their feet. Whenever Illinois makes it impossible for you to own a firearm, move to Missouri. Likewise, if Kentuckians wish to have free whiskey for all on Sundays, then don’t live there if that much liberty is not for you. In addition, if California falls into a self-induced hell hole because of its liberal policies, let it be so, tolerate no bailouts… Live with choices, brilliant or gaffe, soon the fruits of those policies will, in a free society, be known to all and those producing the sweetest fruits will

Open Document