For decades, the DEA has carried out a war on people as it enforces the senseless, unjust prohibition of arbitrary substances.
 

Government ruins countless lives – locking people in cages for years or life, tearing apart families – for victimless "crimes" such as possessing cannabis or other "illicit" drugs. In a glaring example of hypocirsy, however, the DEA is teaching Americans a telling lesson —you're not supposed to sell or possess substances that are deemed illegal by the State, unless you work for the State.

In a recent House Judiciary Committee Hearing, the DEA's acting director, Chuck Rosenberg, was caught off-guard by a question and tacitly admitted that his agency sells drugs and lets drugs flow into communities. The ostensible purpose is to catch bigger drug dealers, but Rosenberg could not even summon the typical bureaucratic doublespeak to address the issue.