If you're talking about that study, there are some serious methodological problems with it. First an foremost, it simply assumes that because government actions are more likely to align with the interests of the wealthy than those of the larger population, the wealthy must wield the power, while, as they say in the study, it is largely accounted for by the massive status quo bias of a bicameral legislature and the other checks and balances of the federal government.
When an arrest makes headlines, those headlines had better better read: "One toke over the line?"
Yeah, I'd be too afraid to click random on reddit (it's not capitalized, btw). There are far too many NSFW subreddits for my taste.
Especially with uncreaseable cotton paper from the Treasury. And RoseArt. (Are jokes frowned upon here? Not thoughtful enough?)
Your link is broken, here's a fixed one
But you are tracked, in a way which is hardly consequential given that you most likely have your phone on your person and definitely have a credit card that you are bound to use at your destination, but is nonetheless a concern.
One is for suicide, the other for homicide.