Nobody asking if the bag belonged to Baggenstos? Nominative determinism win?
this post was submitted on 11 Oct 2024
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All warfare is deception
I think the only deception in this case was self-inflicted.
The rules were that you guys weren’t going to fact check
At least if you're gunna do crime, have a sense of humor about it
The true crime was the lie
Nope. The picture shows the bag contained other illegal items, therefore it wasn't full of drugs.
There were more molecules of air than the total number of drugs.
That's just more lies
Indeed, the other items were in the car, along with the bag.
When officers... searched the car and discovered cash, a loaded revolver, scales — and a bag that had “Definitely not a bag full of drugs” printed on it, with drugs inside...
Damm I really thought that would work Ill throw away my bag that says the same thing.
Inconceivable
You keep using that word...
...but the bag said!
Fuck the police.
Generally I would agree. but after reading the first couple paragraphs, I think I gotta back the police up on this one.
stealing a car is bad, but the majority of the process is insurance companies anyway, the police are a minor part of the bureaucratic process.
I'm not a big fan of the fentanyl either
I dont really care all that much either way for people who want to do drugs. They should be legalized, licensed and produced safely, with addict treatment going to medical and mental health services, not the police.
The main concern with fentanyl is that people who want to do drugs probably don't want to do fentanyl; they're probably seeking heroin, and getting fentanyl that they've been lied to about.
But the solution to that isn't to continue the failed policy of prohibition, it's legalization and regulation, so fuck the dealers who lie about what they're selling, but also yes, fuck the police.
The addicts are not going to submit themselves to the medical services voluntarily.