... murder rates tripled." (21:161) When instituting this war and prohibition American legislators ignored two fundamental implications: in a free society, one cannot execute laws that restrict consenting and victimless behavior without serious consequences, second, when such an act is implemented the market process prevails as deprivation sharpens the desire for the forbidden leading to a profit grossing black market. ... "destructive" illicit substances. Furthermore, the drug war has enraged Libertarians because of its conduction with civil asset forfeiture laws. These laws sanction gover...

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... murder rates tripled." (21:161) When instituting this war and prohibition American legislators ignored two fundamental implications: in a free society, one cannot execute laws that restrict consenting and victimless behavior without serious consequences, second, when such an act is implemented the market process prevails as deprivation sharpens the desire for the forbidden leading to a profit grossing black market. ... "destructive" illicit substances. Furthermore, the drug war has enraged Libertarians because of its conduction with civil asset forfeiture laws. These laws sanction gover...

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... what films he may watch."" This should show that the result should be different where the homosexual conduct occurs in the privacy of the home. Justice Scalia would say that victimless crimes, such as the possession and use of illegal drugs, do not escape the law where they are committed at home. If Hardwick's submission is limited to the voluntary sexual ... needs are deeply rooted in tradition."" If what you do in your own home is your business, as along as you are not harming anyone else, why should sodomy be a crime? This is present in our Constitutional Rights. "Liberty presumes an...

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