Marc Lamont Hill RIPS Roger Stone in Explosive War‑On‑Drugs Debate
June 20, 2025
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as posted by the channelMarc Lamont Hill blasts Roger Stone over America's failed War on Drugs and mass incarceration. Hill exposes the racist origins of the crack sentencing disparity, the Clinton‑Biden crime legacy, and how entire Black communities were targeted under the guise of justice.
Roger Stone is a longtime political strategist whose tough-on‑crime stance sparked a fierce back‑and‑forth. The debate was moderated by Gavin McInnes, Co‑founder of VICE and outspoken commentator, bringing out raw arguments played with a tight, urban edge, no punches pulled.
This debate tackles why prison became the go‑to for every issue, why guilt was assumed, and why innocent people were swept up in a broken system. It forces you to question: If punishment isn’t justice, then what is?
***Originally aired May 31, 2019
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