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Social media post criticizes drug leniency for the wealthy

A social media post criticizes the perceived leniency towards drug use among wealthy individuals and politicians compared to ordinary citizens. The author suggests that while illegal drug use could lead to decades in prison for teenagers, those with wealth or political power face no legal consequences, or even receive pardons and lucrative contracts if caught. AI

RANK_REASON The item is a personal opinion on social media without new factual information or broader industry impact.

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Social media post criticizes drug leniency for the wealthy

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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    When I was a teenager, using the kinds of drugs our so-called leaders and tech bros are abusing could land you in prison for decades. But when a rich person, or

    When I was a teenager, using the kinds of drugs our so-called leaders and tech bros are abusing could land you in prison for decades. But when a rich person, or a somewhat less rich politician does it, it's never illegal, or if it is, they walk anyway, or if they don't, there's a…