Joe Biden: Drug Crime Is Not A Jail Crime
Joe Biden: Drug Crime Is Not A Jail Crime.
Former Vice President and presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden was caught red handed by NAACP in a lie to promote his political campaign.
Lying is not Biden’s strong suit because he suck at it but it seems lying is his hobby. Not long a Joe Biden was also caught in two massive lies in less than 24 hours when he made appearance with ABC host George stephanopoulos.
The former Vice President recent racial comment(you ain’t Black) about the black community gained traction.
While his interview on “The Breakfast Club” is now infamous for his “then you ‘aint black” comment, Joe Biden made some other eye opening remarks during the wide ranging chat as well.
Joe Biden: Drug Crime Is Not A Jail Crime
One of them was declaring indiscriminately “No one should be going to jail for drug crime. Period. Nobody.” meaning; drug crime is not a jail crime
According to Joe Biden:
The plan I have is my manifesto for black American, and particularly the portion of it that relates to how, in fact, we’re gonna deal with the prison system.
If you are in prison, if you are convicted of a crime — No one should be going to jail for drug crime. Period. Nobody. Nobody. No matter what the crime, particularly marijuana which makes no sense for people to go to jail.
They should be just wiped out completely, and the reason is that, what, if anything, for those crimes that are actually continue to be crimes, schedule crimes, as marijuana shouldn’t be anymore, what is happening is you shouldn’t go to prison. You should go to a mandatory rehabilitation. It costs less to put people in a drug rehabilitation program than it does in jail. And you have a chance. You’ve got to give people a chance!
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