Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Demise of Michigan
The low level drug industry is replacing the auto industry, not to mention the burgeoning prison industry.
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On 16 hectares once used by Chrysler to house automobiles sits Ryan Road’s best-kept property, more than a dozen buildings bordered by four-metre fences topped with coils of razor wire and five gun towers.
A new approach is needed. Watching the show DEA/Detroit is one of the most depressing, yet boring shows. Same old huge DEA officers busting low level black men drug users/distributors in abandoned houses around the city. I guess they go away for 10-20 years unless they turn state evidence. There must be a better way, but stopping the police/prison industry once it gets rolling is probably very hard to stop.
Let this be a warning to Canadians - Michigan and NY State treat drug offenses VERY seriously. Don’t even think of crossing the border with even a whiff of a controlled substance.