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virgista

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5. The biggest beneficiaries of this unconstitutional law are the labs that will be performing them.

Reply to TexasTowelie (Original post)

Thu Mar 24, 2016, 11:51 PM

Mar 2016

I know, I am a lab tech. This is an unreasonable search plain and simple! It cannot be argued on the basis of public safety. Or on any other basis other than animus towards the poor and especially towards the brown-skinned poor.

Makers of the lab machinery and the reagents used in the drug tests are big beneficiaries too.

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Welfare drug tests to start in Arkansas [View all] TexasTowelie Mar 2016 OP

Bad idea all around yourpaljoey Mar 2016 #1

So, do the good ol' boyz who wrote that law Art_from_Ark Mar 2016 #2

How come there is no invetigation into ownership of testing companies. dogman Mar 2016 #3

There must subject Mar 2016 #7

The biggest beneficiaries of this unconstitutional law are the labs that will be performing them. virgista Mar 2016 #5

So backwards astrophuss42 Mar 2016 #6